Economic Calendar

The AvaFutures global Economic Calendar lists scheduled financial events that could impact the relevant markets. Traders often use these events to plan their trades. Each event can change the value of different instruments, depending on whether the outcome is above, below or on expectation. Please note, using the Economic Calendar is at your own risk, as we don’t guarantee its completeness or accuracy.

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What is an Economic Event

Economic events on the AvaFutures calendar are scheduled announcements by countries and financial organisations like central banks and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). For example, a country announcing its monthly unemployment rate can affect the value of its currency. While central banks and major financial institutions prefer stable markets, some events can cause significant market volatility.

The Importance of an Economic Calendar

An economic calendar helps traders understand market changes, predict future movements, and learn from past events.
Why Use an Economic Calendar?

  • Track key market-moving financial events and their effects.
  • Anticipate and act on major market movements.
  • Stay informed about key events to plan trades effectively
  • Follow key events that influence currency movements.

Why do Traders Use an Economic Calendar?

Traders use the economic calendar to plan and execute trades around scheduled events. This is part of fundamental analysis, which involves predicting market direction to make informed trading decisions. Before an event, traders study the economy, review past similar events, and speculate on how the event will affect different instruments. This analysis helps predict market trends based on the current financial situation, past patterns, and trading volumes.
Some traders may open positions before the event if they expect a price rise, while others wait until after the announcement to manage risk.

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