The real-time Economic Calendar covers financial events and indicators
from all over the world. It is automatically updated when new data is
released. The Real-time Economic Calendar only provides general
information, and it is not meant to be a trading guide but gives
traders a wider image of important events that might affect the market
and cause price movement changes.
Our economic calendar provides a short description of each event, as
well as a value for “actual,” “consensus,” and
“previous.” The “consensus’ number, expressed
either as a percentage or as a currency value, represents the market
impact - positive or negative - the event is expected to have. This
number affects trading sentiment and behavior leading up to a news
event. “Previous” refers to the change recorded after the
last news event of this nature, and “actual” tracks the
objective price movement that occurs following the event in question.
Finveo calendar also compares current market performance against
forecasted values.
Economic calendar focuses on the scheduled releases of economic
reports for a given country. Events that are listed on an economic
calendar include weekly jobless claims, reports of new home starts,
scheduled changes in the interest rate or interest rate signaling,
regular reports from the Federal Reserve or other central banks,
economic sentiment surveys from specific markets, and hundreds of
other types of events. Most of the events listed fall into one of two
categories:
- Projections of future financial or economic events
- Reports on recent financial or economic events.
With an easy-to-use calendar at your disposal, you can account for
upcoming news and events when planning out trades and looking ahead to
possible market movers that may occur. Finveo Economic calendar is
widely used by traders that want to think ahead and take a predictive
approach to their trading strategy.
