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Exness has expanded its market update by outlining a series of high-impact economic releases scheduled for the week of January 26–30, events that could influence price dynamics across major currency pairs and global instruments.
The company underscores that structured preparation around macroeconomic data remains essential as volatility continues to define market behavior.
According to Exness, the upcoming week includes inflation data, central bank decisions, and growth indicators that historically trigger increased trading activity and liquidity shifts. By highlighting these events in advance, the company aims to help traders manage exposure and align strategies with known market catalysts.
Exness pointed to several specific releases that may affect multiple asset classes:
January 28, 12:30 GMT — Australian CPI, impacting all AUD pairs
January 28, 14:45 GMT — Bank of Canada Monetary Policy Report and Overnight Rate, affecting all CAD pairs
January 28, 19:00 GMT — Federal Funds Rate decision and FOMC Statement, with potential impact across all trading instruments
January 29, 13:30 GMT — Core PCE Price Index and US Unemployment Claims, affecting all trading instruments
January 30, 13:30 GMT — Canada GDP, relevant for all CAD pairs
Exness notes that central bank communications and inflation indicators remain particularly sensitive drivers, often shaping short-term direction and broader market sentiment.
Rather than offering forecasts, Exness frames its calendar updates as informational guidance. Awareness of scheduled releases allows traders to reassess leverage, adjust position sizes, or avoid periods of elevated uncertainty. This approach aligns with risk-aware trading practices, especially during weeks dominated by monetary policy signals.
To prepare, traders typically:
1. Register and verify a trading account
2. Monitor the economic calendar
3. Identify events relevant to traded instruments
4. Adjust strategies ahead of data releases
Exness provides integrated economic calendars, real-time pricing, and execution infrastructure designed to remain stable during high-impact events. These features support traders who operate in fast-moving markets and rely on timely information.
As macro uncertainty persists, structured preparation around scheduled events is likely to remain a key component of disciplined trading.
In an earlier report, we noted that Exness introduces market instruments that defined trading in 2025.