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Loading...Prop firms with no restrictions on trading during news events. Compare firms that let you trade NFP, CPI, FOMC, and other high-impact releases.
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News trading involves placing trades around scheduled economic releases like Non-Farm Payrolls, FOMC decisions, CPI data, and GDP reports. These events cause sharp price moves and increased volatility that many traders seek to capitalize on.
News events create some of the largest intraday price moves in futures markets. Traders who specialize in volatility-based strategies need firms that don't restrict trading during these windows — some firms pause trading or widen rules around major releases.
| FIRM | RATING | COUNTRY | NEWS TRADING ALLOWED | MAX ALLOCATION | PROMO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AE  | $500K | 10% OFF | |||
US  | $750K | 30% OFF | |||
US | $750K | 30% OFF | |||
US | $750K | - | |||
GB  | $450K | 10% OFF | |||
US | $3M | 85% OFF | |||
US | $750K | 40% OFF |
News events typically refer to scheduled economic releases on the economic calendar: Non-Farm Payrolls, FOMC rate decisions, CPI inflation data, GDP reports, and similar high-impact data releases. Firms that restrict news trading usually specify a time window (often 2-5 minutes before and after the release).
During major news releases, markets can gap, spreads widen dramatically, and slippage increases — creating significant risk for the firm. Some firms restrict news trading to avoid extreme volatility exposure. Firms that allow it generally have better risk management systems in place.
At firms that allow news trading, yes — you can enter, exit, and hold positions during news events. However, be aware that drawdowns during high-volatility periods count the same as any other drawdown. Ensure your position sizing accounts for potential gaps.
