Economic calendar
See what is scheduled.Prepare for what can change.
Follow important economic releases, compare their potential impact and review the conditions that can affect pricing and execution around an announcement.
Scheduled times, forecasts and published values can change. Confirm current information before acting.
Indicative market response watch
Keep the affected markets in view.
Prices and changes are supplied by TradingView, may be delayed and are not executable RockGlobal prices.
Calendar workspace
Filter the schedule.Read the context.
The default view prioritises high-impact releases across major regions. Use the calendar controls to adjust the scope for your research.
Choose your next step
Move from information to a suitable environment.
Start a live-account application when you are ready, or explore platform behaviour first with simulated funds.
Impact levels
Read the rating.Keep the limits in view.
An importance rating helps organise attention. It does not forecast the direction or size of a market response.
Prepare for faster-changing conditions.
Central-bank decisions, inflation reports and employment data can concentrate attention and order flow.
- Price gaps may occur
- Spreads may widen
- Slippage can increase
Look for the wider context.
Secondary releases may matter more when they challenge expectations or reinforce an existing theme.
Use it as supporting information.
Lower-rated data can still add useful context. The rating is not a promise of a quiet market.
Event process
Prepare before the release.Reassess after it lands.
A repeatable process can help separate preparation from reaction when information arrives quickly.
Confirm the exposure.
Check event time, open positions, pending orders, available margin and relevant product hours.
Expect uncertainty.
The first available price can differ from the requested level when liquidity and order flow change quickly.
Read more than the headline.
Compare actual, forecast and prior readings, then review whether liquidity and market conditions have stabilised.
Continue learning
Understand the release.Strengthen the process.
Move from the calendar into practical guides about economic data, platform tools and risk-aware preparation.
Read actual, forecast and prior values with context.
Understand what each number represents before drawing conclusions from the headline difference.
Explore trading guidesCentral banksConnect rates, guidance and expectations.
View market analysisMarket newsFollow developments around the schedule.
Read market newsRisk toolsEstimate exposure before considering execution.
Open Trading Tools01What does a high-impact event rating mean?
It identifies a release that may receive more market attention. It does not predict the size or direction of any price movement, and quieter events can still matter in the right market context.
02Are the event times guaranteed?
No. Authorities and data providers can revise release times. Confirm the current schedule and your selected timezone before making a decision.
03Why can pricing change around an announcement?
Order flow and available liquidity can change quickly. Spreads may widen, prices can gap and an order may be executed away from a requested level.
04Are the prices on this page executable RockGlobal prices?
No. Third-party market information is indicative and may be delayed. An executable price is the price shown through the relevant RockGlobal trading platform when an order is placed.
05Can I practise around scheduled events in a demo account?
A demo account uses simulated funds and can help you explore platform behaviour. Demo conditions may not reproduce every aspect of live liquidity, slippage or execution.
