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One of the great advantages of fx trading is that the forex market is open 24 hours a day (from 5pm EST on Sunday until 4pm EST Friday). Economic data tends to be one of the most important catalysts for short-term movements in any market, but this is particularly true in the market of fx trading, which responds greatly not only to U.S. economic news, but also to news from allover the world.
   
The relative importance of these releases in fx trading may change according to the current state of the economy. For instance, unemployment may be more important this month than trade or interest rate decisions.

Therefore, it is important to keep on top of what the market of fx trading is focusing on at the moment.


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In fx trading, these are the most important economic releases for any country
1. Interest rate decision
2. Retail sales
3. Inflation (consumer price or producer price)
4. Unemployment
5. Industrial production
6. Business sentiment surveys
7. Consumer confidence surveys
8. Trade balance
9. Manufacturing sector surveys
 
 
According to a study by Martin D. D. Evans and Richard K. Lyons published in the Journal of International Money and Finance (2004), the market of fx trading could still be absorbing or reacting to news releases hours, if not days, after they are released.

The study found that the effect on returns generally occurs in the first or second day, but the impact does seem to linger until the fourth day. The impact on order flow, on the other hand, is still very pronounced on the third day and is still observable on the fourth day.

 

 
 
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