There are many events that shape the markets. Big news events can, and often do, cause big swings with a single movement going several percent in one direction.
To know these events and releases better and learn different aspects that can influence or improve your trading, we collected some of the best educational articles, reports and webinars about news trading.
In this article, LittleFishFX selects and analyzes the 5 most important indicators, forex news events and releases that influence the markets.
Rob Colville presents a brief approach of his news trading strategy. “We can really use the news to reward us by keeping the reward potential high but the risk to a minimum,” says Colville.
Yohay Elam warns traders about two general exceptions that traders should be aware of when news trading does not behave as expected: the risk factor and sell the fact.
In this video, Jarratt Davis gives traders a better understanding of why things move the way they do in news trading.
Kathy Lien will guide you through the most important news releases and how they can impact currencies.
Blake Young teaches three techniques to trade news events in this webinar: pre-announcement trend trade, bracket trading the news and fading the breakout.
In this webinar, Kathleen Brooks explains why economic news is important to FX traders, which economic events are the best to trade around, and how to devise a trading strategy.
Dr. S. Sivaraman talks about how event and breaking news are market triggers and how traders can manage their expectations. He shares also some smart trading strategies.
Kathy Lien shares her edge in predicting economic data surprises and teaches the tricks of the news trading.
In this webinar, Boris Schlossberg explains one of his News Trading Strategy that puts you on the same side of the market as the Big Banks.
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Gold corrects from record high set at $3,500
Gold price pulls away from the record peak it set at $3,500 earlier in the day as buyers take a breather amid overbought conditions on short-term charts. Any meaningful corrective downfall, however, still seems elusive as US Dollar downtrend remains intact.

EUR/USD retreats below 1.1500 as US Dollar stabilizes
EUR/USD corrects lower following Monday's rally and trades below 1.1500 on Tuesday. The pair loses traction as the US Dollar finds its feet, even as investors remain wary of the US financial stability amid Trump's attacks on Fed Chair Powell. Speeches from ECB and Fed officials are on the radar.

GBP/USD stays below 1.3400 as USD selloff pauses
GBP/USD fluctuates in a tight range below 1.3400 on Tuesday as the modest recovery seen in the US Dollar caps the pair's upside. Nevertheless, the pair's further downside appears limited as fears of a US economic slowdown and concerns about the Fed's independence remain a headwind for the Greenback.

3% of Bitcoin supply in control of firms with BTC on balance sheets: The good, bad and ugly
Bitcoin disappointed traders with lackluster performance in 2025, hitting the $100,000 milestone and consolidating under the milestone thereafter. Bitcoin rallied past $88,000 early on Monday, the dominant token eyes the $90,000 level.

Five fundamentals for the week: Traders confront the trade war, important surveys, key Fed speech Premium
Will the US strike a trade deal with Japan? That would be positive progress. However, recent developments are not that positive, and there's only one certainty: headlines will dominate markets. Fresh US economic data is also of interest.
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