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The Global Economic Calendar is arguably the most important risk management tool for any funded trader. It tracks all upcoming macroeconomic data releases, central bank speeches, and geopolitical events that drive volatility in the financial markets.
Currencies do not move randomly; they move based on interest rate expectations, inflation data, and employment reports. Whether you are a fundamental trader looking to capitalize on news breakouts, or a technical trader looking to protect your capital from erratic spikes, checking the economic calendar daily is a mandatory routine.
If you trade for a proprietary firm, you must pay close attention to the calendar's "Impact" ratings (usually denoted by red folders or high-importance icons). Many prop firms strictly prohibit executing trades or closing positions within 2 minutes of a high-impact news release.
If your prop firm prohibits news trading, any profits made during the restricted window (usually 2 minutes before and after) will be deducted, or worse, your account may be breached. Always check the calendar before entering a trade.
You can use the filters at the top of the widget to hide low-impact (yellow) events and only display high-impact (red) events for the specific currencies you trade.