Tools · updated 2026-11-10
Economic calendar and news-trading rules
Use the calendar to see scheduled releases. Then read the specific firm’s rulebook before you trade around news — we do not invent a single news rule for every evaluation.
Economic calendar
The calendar below is TradingView’s free Economic Calendar, shown in the dark theme. It is third-party market data, not a TrueCostProp forecast and not a trade signal.
Widget by TradingView.
News-trading rules differ by firm
Some evaluations restrict opening or holding positions around high-impact releases, overnight or over the weekend. Others allow it, or apply a different drawdown method that makes news risk more expensive rather than forbidden. The only authoritative source is that firm’s current rule page.
- Check whether news trading is allowed, restricted around listed events, or silently expensive because of spread, slippage or a tighter daily loss.
- Record the official URL and the date you read it. Rules change; an old screenshot is not a guarantee.
- Your personal risk cap should sit inside the firm’s limit so a slipped fill does not automatically end the account. A reserve reduces that risk; it cannot remove it.
Start with the firm pages we already maintain, then open the official rulebook from there: FundedNext Futures rules, Topstep rules, Apex rules, FTMO rules. The rule-change log lists dated updates we have verified.
When you are ready to compare an evaluation after you understand the news rule, FundedNext remains first (#ad) with on-site code TCP: Open FundedNext.
Education only — not a recommendation to trade any release. Confirm live rules and prices on the official site.
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