Well, you may try …/calendars/get-economic-calendar?minImportance=-1&…

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Sorry for lack of details. This might be my bad. I verified API with Yahoo (https://finance.yahoo.com/calendar/economic?day=2022-12-29)
and it looks like yahoo is is wrong.
Bloomberg.com (https://www.bloomberg.com/markets/economic-calendar) is showing 11AM. Note to self: use more than one source for verifications.

My location is Atlanta, GA so the local time (EST) would be -5 hours.
I used https://www.timestamp-converter.com/ to verify the API time stamp from the API–see attached.

Yahoo Finance shows “EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change” at 4:00PM EST and the API shows the “2022-12-29T16:00:00.000Z”.

It looks like the api is correct. Yahoo is displaying the wrong time–it should show 11am EST.

Sorry, I wasted your time on this one.

But I still do have the question about the Importance values.

The api Importance values shows only 0 and 1. Should it have values -1 (Low),0 (Medium),1 (High)? If not, then what does 0 Mean? Low or Medium?
I assumed 1 is “High”. https://www.tradingview.com/widget/economic-calendar/ shows possible Importance values to be -1,0,1.

Thanks again and sorry for the wasted time.

Hello,

This API reproduces PUBLIC data and features of tradingview.com. Please provide clues (links and screenshots) from the site as reference. Plain text description is not useful.

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