Economic Calendar for Forex & EAs
An economic calendar lists every key macroeconomic and central-bank event — rate decisions, inflation data, labour reports like the US NFP — with time, currency, forecast and actual result. For forex and EA traders it is decisive: around high-impact events spreads widen, slippage rises and automated strategies can trigger unfavourably in volatile markets. Knowing the red events lets you pause EAs deliberately or cut risk.
Live economic calendar
Filtered to medium and high importance for the main forex currency regions. Live data from TradingView (third party).
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Frequently asked questions
What is an economic calendar?
An economic calendar lists scheduled macroeconomic and central-bank events — such as interest-rate decisions, inflation data (CPI), labour-market reports (e.g. US NFP) or PMIs — with date, time, affected currency, forecast and actual result. It helps you anticipate periods of elevated volatility.
Why does the economic calendar matter for forex and EAs?
High-impact events often move exchange rates sharply: spreads widen, slippage rises, and EAs can be triggered unfavourably in thin markets. Many algo traders pause their EAs around red events or cut risk. The calendar is therefore a simple tool for news filtering and risk control.
What do the importance levels mean?
TradingView flags events by expected market impact — low, medium and high. This calendar is filtered to medium and high importance. For short-term forex EAs the high-impact events (e.g. rate decisions, NFP, CPI) matter most, as they trigger the strongest moves.
Is any data stored or are cookies set?
The calendar is an embedded TradingView widget (third party). When you open the page it loads live data — and possibly cookies — from TradingView. AlgoVerdict itself sets no tracking cookies.
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