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Fx trading at the moment of news release is harder than you might think. The primary reason is volatility. You can be making the right move but end up being stopped out, or the market may simply not have the momentum to sustain the move.
   
The market of fx trading is particularly prone to short-term movements brought on by the release of economic news from both the U.S. and the rest of the world.

If you want to trade news successfully in the market of fx trading, key considerations to keep in mind are knowing which releases are expected when, which ones are most important given current economic conditions and, of course, how to trade based on this market-moving data.

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News reports have the potential to move the market of fx trading in a major way.
 
 
There is a lot of profit potential in the resulting volatility. You may see charts showing how much you could make. Somehow in real life it doesn't work.

Indeed, in fx trading with new, with the large profit potential comes the possibility of a large loss. News trading is dangerous because if you're caught on the wrong side of a trade, you may lose money so quickly that you won't even have enough time to manually close your trades. Even stop loss orders are unreliable because of the high probability of slippage due to the sudden price surge.

 

Many traders prefer to stay out of the market of fx trading while strong news reports are released,such as interest rate decision.They choose to stand in the safe side watching the news effect on the market of fx trading and refuse to trade in such risky condition.
 
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