Is it the standard FX Street, Daily FX, barchart, certain Twitter accounts, Bloomberg/Reuters/FT, CME etc?
If so I already have that covered but was wondering if there are any gems I’m not aware of, f/a speaking?
Tradingview missing in your list.just here to help.
All of the free services are good to inform you when fundamental data is scheduled. But none releases the data live. I haven’t looked into it but there is a free web based service called Koyfin. That may be a free place to get live numbers. Otherwise if you want live data you might be better off investing some money into MetaStock Xenith. It costs about $100US/month. It gives you live news and loads more. In my opinion well worth the money.
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As you prob know FA is live, it’s the ‘right now’ in the market so news sites are good - problem is there are quite a few.
Forexlive kinda does the work for you - but you have to know context.
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Thanks chaps. I’m primarily an intra-week swing trader so I’m not necessarily after breaking news to trade etc.
It was more to do with research into fundamentals that might perhaps move fx markets over the coming week/s. Interest Rates, GDP, PMI, DXY, Bonds and the like. Obviously there’s the econ calendar, but I guess I’m just trying to drill down on sentiment more than anything to help with me identifying market direction, rather than just staring at charts. Perhaps I’m over-thinking it?
DailyFX is a great website to use
Looking at what you have already covered, I would say that you are in good hands.
DailyFX is a reliable source of fundamental research.
However, be mindful that all research materials are for information purpose only and they are not predictions of future market movements or investment advice.
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