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XAUUSD · EURUSD · GBPUSD · USDJPY · and more

Know what the market expects before the news hits.

FXSignal analyses every scheduled economic release — CPI, NFP, rate decisions — and estimates the likely surprise and the likely reaction in gold and the major pairs, 60, 30, 15 and 5 minutes before the release. Every prediction is stored before the release and scored afterwards, so you can see exactly how well it works.

Not financial advice. Trading on margin carries a high risk of loss.

EXAMPLE · ILLUSTRATIVE ONLY

US CPI · T-30 minutes

Economic outcome
BELOW FORECAST
USD impact
BEARISH
XAUUSD
BULLISH
Bull 58%Neutral 22%Bear 20%
Signal: potential buy bias — wait for confirmation after the release.

📅 Economic calendar

Every release with forecast, previous and actual, countdowns in your timezone, and filters by impact and currency.

🧠 Two separate models

One predicts the data (above / in line / below forecast), the other the market reaction per pair — because a "good" number can still sell off.

🥇 Gold first

A dedicated XAUUSD view with DXY, currency strength, market structure and gold's historical reaction to each release.

📰 Live news & alerts

Headlines from Reuters, ForexLive and the Fed, ECB, BoE and BoJ, tagged by currency, with alerts for market-moving news.

📈 Live charts

Real-time candles from 1 minute to 1 year, drawing tools, and your positions with entry, stop-loss and take-profit lines.

⚡ Trade from the browser

Connect your own MetaTrader 5 account and trade with one click — every order requires a stop-loss and a confirmation.

How it works

  1. Create an account and accept the Terms and Risk Disclosure.
  2. Explore the calendar, predictions, performance record and live news — no broker needed.
  3. Connect your MetaTrader 5 account (optional). Your password is encrypted on our server and never shown again.
  4. Get approved for trading by an administrator, then trade from the chart's one-click panel.

Honest by design: probabilities are labelled "uncalibrated" until enough real results exist to validate them, and every prediction — right or wrong — stays on the public performance record.