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Economic Calendar

Status: Scaffolded - Content pending Last Updated: 2025-12-11

What This Means

Major economic events can cause sudden, violent price moves. The algorithm checks for upcoming events that could affect your trade.

What We Track

Critical Events

Event TypeImpactHow It Affects Trades
FOMC MeetingsHIGHInterest rate decisions move all markets
CPI ReleaseHIGHInflation data affects Fed policy expectations
NFP (Jobs Report)HIGHEmployment data moves markets significantly
Fed Chair SpeechesHIGHPowell's comments cause instant reactions
GDP ReleaseMEDIUMEconomic growth data
Earnings (major)MEDIUM-HIGHCompany-specific but can affect sectors

Event Data

For each event, we have:

FieldDescription
Event NameWhat the event is
DateWhen it occurs
TimeSpecific time (usually ET)
Impact LevelCritical / High / Medium / Low
Previous ValueLast reported number
ForecastExpected number

Lookout Window

The algorithm checks for events within the next 72 hours that could affect your trade.

How We Use It

Wild Card Agent:

  • Flags upcoming critical events
  • Warns about timing risks (e.g., "CPI releases tomorrow at 8:30 AM")
  • Suggests adjusting position size or timing

Example Warning

CRITICAL EVENT: FOMC Rate Decision on 2025-12-18 at 2:00 PM ET

Consider waiting until after this event or reducing position size.

Economic Assessment (Macro Agent)

The Macro Agent also assesses current economic conditions:

FactorWhat We Check
Inflation TrendRising / Falling / Stable
Fed StanceHawkish / Dovish / Neutral
Yield CurveNormal / Inverted / Flat

Current Limitation

The economic calendar is currently maintained as a local schedule file (manually updated).

Future improvement: API integration for real-time calendar data.