Question 1

What is the XenosFinance economic calendar?

Accepted Answer

The XenosFinance economic calendar is a free real-time tool that tracks high-impact macroeconomic events including NFP, CPI, FOMC rate decisions, ECB meetings, EIA oil inventories and GDP releases. Each event shows forecast, previous and actual values with AI-powered market impact analysis.

Question 2

Which events are on the economic calendar?

Accepted Answer

The calendar covers all major market-moving events: US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP), CPI inflation, FOMC interest rate decisions, ECB rate decisions, GDP releases, PMI data, retail sales, unemployment claims, EIA oil inventories and central bank speeches from Fed, ECB, BOE, BOJ and more.

Question 3

How does the AI analysis for economic events work?

Accepted Answer

Each high-impact event on the calendar has an AI analysis button. Click it to receive an instant explanation of what the event means, how the market typically reacts to beats or misses, and which currency pairs, equities and commodities are most affected.

Question 4

When is the next NFP release?

Accepted Answer

Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) is released on the first Friday of every month at 14:30 CET by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. It is one of the most market-moving events for USD pairs, Gold and US equities. Check the XenosFinance economic calendar for the exact next date and consensus forecast.

Question 5

When is the next ECB interest rate decision?

Accepted Answer

The European Central Bank (ECB) holds monetary policy meetings approximately every 6 weeks. The rate decision is announced at 14:15 CET followed by a press conference with ECB President Lagarde at 14:45 CET. Check the XenosFinance economic calendar for the next scheduled ECB meeting date.

Question 6

How do I filter events by currency or impact?

Accepted Answer

Use the filter buttons at the top of the calendar to show only High Impact, Medium or Low impact events. You can also filter by currency: USD, EUR, GBP, JPY or Other. Combine filters to see only the events relevant to your trading.