Real-Time Market Events

Economic Calendar 2026

Track major economic events, central bank decisions, and market-moving news. Filter by country, impact level, and date to plan your trades effectively.

40+ Countries Real-Time Updates Filter by Impact Your Timezone

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How to Use the Economic Calendar

Plan your trades around high-impact events to maximize opportunities and manage risk.

High Impact Events

Watch for events marked with high importance - these typically cause significant market volatility. Key events include NFP, interest rate decisions, and GDP releases.

Time Your Trades

Avoid entering trades just before major announcements. Either wait for the news to settle or use wider stops to account for increased volatility.

Analyze Results

Compare actual vs forecast numbers. Better-than-expected results typically strengthen the currency, while worse results weaken it.

Key Economic Events to Watch

These are the most market-moving economic indicators for forex traders.

Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP)
Very High

US employment data - major USD mover

USAMonthly (1st Friday)
Interest Rate Decision
Very High

Central bank rate changes affect currency strength

All Major6-8 weeks
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
High

Inflation data influences rate expectations

All MajorMonthly
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
High

Economic growth indicator

All MajorQuarterly
PMI (Manufacturing/Services)
Medium-High

Leading indicator of economic health

All MajorMonthly
Retail Sales
Medium

Consumer spending trends

All MajorMonthly

Frequently Asked Questions

An economic calendar is a tool that displays scheduled economic events, data releases, and announcements that can impact financial markets. It helps traders prepare for potential market volatility by showing events like GDP releases, employment reports, central bank decisions, and inflation data.

Filter events by impact level to focus on market-moving news. High-impact events like NFP, interest rate decisions, and GDP releases typically cause significant price movements. Plan your trades around these events by either avoiding trading during high volatility or positioning for potential breakouts.

High impact events are expected to cause significant market volatility when released. These typically include central bank rate decisions, major employment reports, and GDP data. Traders often widen stop losses or avoid opening new positions around these times.

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