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Forex calendar: the releases that move currencies

Forex reacts to monetary policy gaps, inflation surprises, jobs data, growth and risk sentiment. A Forex calendar helps identify which pairs can become active during a session.

TAKE ACTION

Prepare events inside the terminal

The public calendar explains the method. In the terminal, you can connect releases to news, watched markets and the chart.

  • Spot CPI, NFP, FOMC, PCE and Fed speech windows.
  • Cross-check actual, forecast and previous with DXY, US yields and XAU/USD.
  • Prepare the session before event risk catches you late.
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Connect events to pairs

A US release can affect EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, USD/CAD or XAU/USD through the dollar and yields. An ECB decision targets the euro more directly, while a BoJ announcement often influences the yen.

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Central banks and inflation

The Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ, RBA and other central banks can shift rate expectations. CPI and PCE numbers are therefore often central to understanding currency moves.

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Session and liquidity

The same event does not always produce the same reaction depending on time, liquidity and open pairs. The calendar must be read with the market session and watched assets.

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From calendar to terminal

XAUTERMINAL organizes Forex markets with pair pages, watchlist, news, calendar and context. The calendar gives timing; the terminal helps connect that timing to the rest of the read.

FAQ

Common questions

Which releases move Forex the most?

Central bank decisions, inflation, jobs, PMIs, retail sales and official speeches can strongly influence currencies.

Is a Forex calendar enough to trade?

No. It gives timing and event risk, but it should be crossed with news, price, yields, the dollar and risk management.

Continue reading

Continue with another XAUTERMINAL resource to connect the market read, calendar, news and terminal workflow.