Import Several CSVs at Once, and a Fuller Economic Calendar

Imports and the economic calendar.

Upload several CSVs at once. Pick as many exports as you need and they upload together, into one account and one review screen. You confirm the batch once, and closing the tab no longer loses it. If one file fails, the batch waits for you instead of importing half your history.

Balances come out right across files. When an account's history was split over several exports, your holdings were folded from whichever file happened to finish first, which could leave a coin reading near zero. Balances are worked out once from the full set after you confirm, so several exports read the same as one.

Eight more releases on the economic calendar. Consumer inflation now carries its year over year reading, headline and core, and the Fed's statement, press conference, projections and meeting minutes each have their own row.

Each GDP estimate shows the figure that printed. GDP is published three times for the same quarter, and we showed a single row carrying the latest revision. Each estimate is its own row now, with the number that actually printed on the day.

What a release measures, and which way it cuts. Every event on the calendar can tell you what it measures, why it matters and whether a higher reading typically helps or hurts. It sits behind a toggle on the row, on the calendar and in the trade drawer.