TradingView switched to its own economic data feed on 5 November 2026, according to its 9 November announcement. It now collects data directly from publishers including central banks, national statistics offices, the IMF and the World Bank. For major series, TradingView says the symbols, names and histories are preserved, so saved charts and watchlists continue to work.
The feed covers interest rates, headline and core inflation, GDP, employment, money supply and activity measures such as retail sales and housing. TradingView says the economic calendar receives more actual release values through the feed. Macro Maps, World Economy and country pages also use it.
Some narrower series, including annual data for smaller economies, are still queued for connection. TradingView says their history remains available in charts and tables and the symbols remain searchable. The platform is taking requests about which outstanding series to connect next.
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