Ziwox Economic Calendar
Economic Calendar
Forex currencies
Ziwox.com's Economic Calendar helps traders mitigate event risk by providing timely updates on impactful news events and economic data releases. Stay informed and anticipate market movements to optimize trading strategies. Avoid surprises and make informed decisions to safeguard your investments.
Weekly calendar
| Date | Time | Remain | Imp | Currency | Event | Actual | Forecast | Previous |
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Calendar Sentiment
Traders sentiment by the Calendar forecast
The Forex economic calendar plays a crucial role in shaping weekly market sentiment.
When the forecast for an economic indicator is higher than the previous number, it often signals optimism about the economy.
Traders may perceive this as positive news, leading to increased demand for the currency.
Conversely, if the forecast is lower than the previous value, it can create uncertainty or pessimism, potentially impacting currency values.
However, the actual impact depends on the significance of the data and overall market sentiment. Anticipating these events allows traders to make informed decisions and adjust their positions accordingly. 📊🌐
Here, we assign negative values to forecasts lower than the previous numbers and positive values to better-than-previous forecasts. By summing these values, we gauge sentiment that called Callendar Sentiment. We assume that negative numbers could have a negetive effect possibility on the currency index while a positive numbers are good for the currency index.
EUR Sentiment: 5
USD Sentiment: 5
GBP Sentiment: 0
CAD Sentiment: -1
AUD Sentiment:
NZD Sentiment:
CHF Sentiment:
JPY Sentiment: 1
CNY Sentiment: 0
Calendar Heatmap
Market Volatility Insights
The Forex Calendar Events Heatmap Indicator visually summarizes upcoming market events by day and hour, highlighting potential high volatility periods.
Significant events like economic reports and political announcements impact currency prices. This tool helps traders make informed decisions, optimize strategies, and manage risks.
Darker shades on the heatmap indicate higher volatility, while lighter shades indicate lower volatility, enabling traders to identify and plan for the most volatile trading times.