Live Forex News Feed

Every forex headline that matters, in one live stream

The news feed aggregates FX-relevant headlines from leading financial news organisations, central bank communications and market commentary feeds into a single real-time stream. Instead of refreshing five sites, you watch one timeline that only carries stories capable of moving currencies.

Each headline is tagged by the currency it affects and by likely impact, so you can filter down to just USD stories before Non-Farm Payrolls, just JPY stories around a Bank of Japan meeting, or just the high-impact items when the tape is busy.

Trading the news without chasing it

News moves price in two ways: scheduled releases you can prepare for, and unscheduled headlines you have to react to. The feed handles the second kind. Pair it with the economic calendar for the first, and with the option expiry board and session monitor to understand whether a headline lands in thin liquidity or in the middle of the London/New York overlap.

For context on why a story matters, cross-check it against the central bank monitor for policy stance and against rate differentials and bond yields to see whether the market is actually repricing or just reacting.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the forex news come from?

Headlines are aggregated from major financial news publishers, central bank websites and market commentary sources, filtered down to stories relevant to currency markets.

How fast is the news feed?

The feed polls its sources continuously through the trading day, so headlines usually appear within moments of publication.

Can I filter forex news by currency pair?

Yes. Stories are tagged by currency and impact, so you can narrow the stream to USD, EUR, GBP, JPY or any other major before a key event.

What is the best forex news to trade?

Scheduled high-impact releases — interest rate decisions, inflation prints and employment reports — produce the most reliable volatility. Unscheduled headlines from central bank officials and geopolitical events matter most when they change the expected path of policy.

Is the forex news feed free?

Yes. The full live feed is free with no account, no trial and no limit on how many headlines you can read.

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FX Terminal provides free market research and analysis for informational purposes only. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to trade. Trading forex carries a high level of risk.