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How does economic news affect the movement of currencies in the Forex market? Analytical study
Abstract:The Forex market is one of the most sensitive markets to economic news, due to the quick and direct nature of how currencies react to official data. With the expansion of retail trading globally, the
The Forex market is one of the most sensitive markets to economic news, due to the quick and direct nature of how currencies react to official data. With the expansion of retail trading globally, the trader needs a deeper understanding of the nature of the impact of news and how to benefit from it professionally.
What is meant by economic news?
Economic news is data issued by governments, central banks, and major financial institutions, and includes:
· Interest rate decisions
· Unemployment rates
· Inflation (CPI)
· Economic growth (GDP)
· Industrial production indicators
· Labor market data such as NFP
· This data may change the direction of the market in seconds, so it is considered one of the most important fundamental drivers in currency trading.
How does news affect price movement?
Positive news usually strengthens a country's currency, while negative news weakens it.
For example:
· Raising US interest rates often supports the rise of the dollar.
· High unemployment in Europe may put pressure on the euro down.
But the effect may differ if expectations differ from actual results, as the element of surprise plays an important role in price movement.
Trading during the news: opportunity or risk?
There are two common strategies:
1. Trading before the news (Based on Forecasts)
The trader relies on past economic forecasts and takes a proactive trade.
2. Trading after the news (Reaction Trading)
The trader waits for the data to come out and then monitors the actual trend before entering.
Both strategies require strict risk management due to increased volatility at news times.
The importance of fast trading platforms during news – an example of INZO
One of the main challenges during news release is speed of implementation.
Prices move at speeds of up to dozens of pips in seconds, which makes it very important to work with a broker that offers:
· Fast infrastructure
· Immediate or almost immediate implementation
· Minimum possible price slippage
For example, some traders rely on companies like INZO because the platforms they offer — whether MT5 or cTrader — are known for adequate execution speed during periods of volatility, reducing the potential for slippage during intense news.
This does not mean that results are guaranteed, but it illustrates the role the broker plays when markets move strongly.
The presence of this type of company has enhanced traders' understanding of the importance of technical structure and not just technical or fundamental analysis.
Practical tips for dealing with economic news
· Monitor the economic calendar daily
· Avoid random speculation a minute before the news
· Use a logical stop loss
· Do not open deals on large volume during strong fluctuations
· Understand the relationship of each piece of news to the currency you are trading
Conclusion
Economic news is not a passing event, but rather a major part of daily market movement.
Understanding its impact helps the trader exploit opportunities and reduce risks.
With the development of trading platforms at many brokerages - such as INZO - the trader has gained access to an execution speed that allows him to better deal with news fluctuations.
A successful trader is one who combines analysis, risk management, and the correct choice of a broker that supports his strategy.
Disclaimer:
The views in this article only represent the author's personal views, and do not constitute investment advice on this platform. This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information in the article, and will not be liable for any loss caused by the use of or reliance on the information in the article.
