Market Alerts
Track upcoming releases before volatility hits the spread.
Economic Calendar
Track scheduled economic releases, central bank decisions and global news events before they move the markets.
Calendar Preview
Plan around market-moving events.
View event time, currency, impact, previous value and market forecast in one scan-friendly table.
Showing 3 of 6 events in Today.
Today Events
Times shown in local platform time.
| Time | Currency | Event | Impact | Actual | Forecast | Previous |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:30 | USD | Non-Farm Payrolls | High | - | 185K | 187K |
| 08:30 | USD | Unemployment Rate | High | - | 3.7% | 3.8% |
| 10:00 | EUR | ECB President Speech | Medium | - | - | - |
Calendar Features
The data points traders watch before volatility.
Filter by Impact
Focus on high, medium or low impact events by currency and region.
Actual vs Forecast
Compare expected numbers with the released value at a glance.
Risk Planning
Plan entries, exits and position size around known event windows.
How to Read It
Use the calendar to prepare, not chase.
Economic releases can widen spreads and accelerate price movement. Use the calendar to know what is coming before you open or manage a position.
Watch the release time
Know when data is scheduled and avoid placing rushed orders as spreads change.
Respect impact level
High-impact events often carry the greatest execution and slippage risk.
Compare actual vs forecast
The market reacts most when the published value differs from expectations.
Match currencies and markets
USD events can move gold, indices, crypto and major FX pairs at the same time.
Event Coverage
Major releases in one workflow.
Follow scheduled reports across inflation, employment, growth, monetary policy and sentiment indicators.
Interest rate decisions
Consumer Price Index
GDP releases
Employment reports
Central bank speeches
PMI and retail sales data
Common Questions
Trade news with context.
Use calendar data as planning context alongside your strategy, risk limits and market conditions.
What is an economic calendar?
It is a schedule of market-moving data releases, central bank events and economic reports that can affect currencies, indices, commodities and equities.
How should traders read forecast and actual values?
Forecast is the market expectation before release. Actual is the published number. Large differences between the two can trigger stronger volatility.
Which events usually matter most?
Interest rate decisions, inflation data, jobs reports, GDP numbers and central bank speeches often create the largest short-term moves.
Should I trade during high-impact news?
News trading carries higher execution and volatility risk. Many traders reduce exposure, wait for spreads to normalize, or practise the setup on demo first.
Prepare for the next market move.
Check upcoming releases, practise on demo, and trade only when your risk plan is clear.