Know what is coming before it moves the pair
Rate decisions, inflation and jobs data for the currencies you trade — taken from the issuing bodies themselves, with a live countdown to the next mover.
— Next up
US Non-Farm Payrolls
Friday 18 September · 13:30 · USD
until release
| When | Event | Currency | Impact | Affects |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wed 16 · 19:00 | FOMC rate decision | USD | High | USD crosses, indices |
| Thu 17 · 12:00 | Bank of England rate decision | GBP | High | GBP crosses |
| Fri 18 · 13:30 | US Non-Farm Payrolls | USD | High | USD crosses, gold |
| Tue 22 · 09:00 | UK CPI | GBP | Medium | GBP crosses |
The next high-impact event with a live countdown, your alert settings, and the month ahead filtered to the currencies you actually trade.
The problem
Nobody plans to trade into a rate decision
They just forget. The setup looks clean, the entry is there, and the release is in nine minutes — which is not a trading decision, it is a coin toss with your stop in the middle.
Most calendars are a separate site, covering every currency on earth, with no idea which pairs you trade and no way to tell you before it matters.
The information is not hard to find. Being reminded of it at the right moment is.
How it works
Filter it down, then let it warn you
Choose your currencies
Filter by impact and by currency — GBP, USD, EUR, JPY — so the calendar covers what you trade and nothing else.
Set the warning
Alerts on, and how far ahead you want them: 30 minutes, 15 minutes or an hour, at the impact levels you care about.
Watch the countdown
The Next up card shows the next high-impact release with a live countdown, wherever you are in the platform.
The month view
Event dots, so a quiet week looks quiet
Move month to month and read the dots on each day — red for high impact, gold for medium. A week with nothing on it is as useful to know as a week with three.
Search finds a specific print in seconds — CPI, NFP, rate decision, or just the currency.
Wednesday 16 September. FOMC rate decision at 19:00 and US crude inventories at 15:30 — one high impact, one low.
The month with its event dots, and the selected day underneath. Times follow the timezone set in your account.
Straight answers
What it is, and what it isn't
- Sources events from the central banks and statistics offices themselves
- Counts down to the next high-impact release
- Warns you 30, 15 or 60 minutes ahead, at the impact levels you pick
- Follows the timezone you trade from
- Forecast the number, or tell you which way it will go
- Cover every instrument on earth — it covers the currencies you trade
- Trade for you, or close positions before a release