📅 How to Use the Economic Calendar
1. Understanding Event Importance: Events are marked with blue vertical lines - 1 line (Low), 2 lines (Medium), 3 lines (High). Focus on 2-3 line events for trading decisions.
2. Time Zones: All times are displayed in your local timezone. The calendar automatically adjusts based on your browser settings.
3. Country Filtering: Events are filtered to show only major economies (US, EU, UK, Japan, Canada, Australia, Switzerland, New Zealand) for relevant forex trading.
4. Real-time Updates: The calendar updates automatically with new events and revised data as they become available.
🎯 Event Legend & Symbols
Event Importance (Blue Lines):
- ▌ Low Impact: Minor indicators (Consumer Confidence, Export Sales)
- ▌▌ Medium Impact: Important indicators (Employment, Retail Sales, Home Sales)
- ▌▌▌ High Impact: Major market movers (GDP, CPI, Interest Rates, Fed Events)
Event Symbols:
- 📊 Economic Data: GDP, CPI, Employment
- 🏦 Central Bank: Interest Rate Decisions
- 💼 Government: Policy Announcements
- 📈 Market: Trading Hours, Holidays
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How often is the calendar updated?
A: The economic calendar is updated in real-time as new events are announced and data is revised by official sources.
Q: Why don't I see all countries?
A: We focus on major economies that significantly impact forex markets. This ensures relevant, high-quality data for traders.
Q: Can I use this calendar for trading decisions?
A: Yes, but always combine with your own analysis and risk management. This tool is for informational purposes.
Q: Are the times accurate?
A: Times are automatically converted to your local timezone. However, always verify with official sources before trading.
💡 Pro Trading Tips
• Plan Ahead: Check the calendar weekly to plan your trading strategy around major events.
• Risk Management: Reduce position sizes before high-impact events to manage volatility.
• Multiple Sources: Always cross-reference with official government and central bank websites.
• Market Hours: Be aware of market opening/closing times which can amplify event impacts.
• Historical Data: Study how markets reacted to similar events in the past.
⚠️ Important Disclaimer
This economic calendar is provided for informational purposes only. While we strive for accuracy, always verify data with official sources before making trading decisions. Forex trading involves substantial risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Use proper risk management and never risk more than you can afford to lose.