Know what is coming before it prints
The week's high-impact releases with their forecasts, and the headlines moving forex, metals and crypto right now. Traders do not check the news at half past eight — they check what lands at half past eight.
What moves the market next
The calendar could not be loaded just now. It refreshes automatically — try again shortly.
Calendar data from ForexFactory. Forecasts are consensus estimates, not predictions — the number that matters is the surprise against them.
What the desk is reading
CoinDeskApple, Meta reject OKX–ICE tokenized stock plans, leaving crypto firms as the ones to watchStrategy, Coinbase, Circle and Robinhood are among six companies from the venture’s initial selection with no disclosed objection, after 90% of issuers opted out.
CoinDeskU.S. prediction markets regulator issues demand that clashes directly with courtsThe Commodity Futures Trading Commission said regulated exchanges can't cut off customers state-by-state, but firms like Kalshi are under court orders to do so.
CoinDeskThe crypto industry has found new ways to grow. Making money from them is another storyCoinbase, Robinhood and Circle are expanding into stablecoins, payments and prediction markets, but their latest earnings show how hard it is to escape crypto's boom-and-bust…CoinDeskThailand moves to block Bitget as crypto exchange's local acquisition faces uncertaintyThailand’s SEC filed a criminal complaint against Bitget’s operator, alleging it ran an unlicensed crypto exchange for Thai users from 2022 to 2025.
CoinDeskU.S. added 165,000 jobs in October, blowing past 65,000 estimateThe unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to 4.1%. The strong showing surely puts a December rate hike in play, but next week's inflation numbers and the fate of the stock market…
CoinDeskOver $1 billion in bullish bets liquidated while ETF flows suggest no help in spot marketYour day-ahead look for Nov. 6, 2026CoinDeskLive updates: Bitcoin flatlines under $76,000 as stock bounce loses steam into the closeThe Nasdaq gained just 1.1%, while the S&P 500 only edged higher, and the DJIA lost more ground.
CoinDeskBitcoin steadies after AI-led selloff as eyes turn to latest U.S. jobs figuresBitcoin bounced from around $75,200 after Thursday’s AI-led selloff, which drove more than $1 billion in liquidations, as traders await the U.S. jobs report.
CoinDeskBitcoin recovers $76,000 level as ETFs shed $430 million after tech routBitcoin recovered above $76,000 Friday after dropping below that level during Thursday's tech-driven market rout.
CoinDeskGreece approves 10% tax on crypto gains and 15% levy on DeFi incomeInvestors will have 12 months to declare past crypto gains without late-filing penalties, though questions remain over crypto-to-crypto swaps.CoinDeskTrump-backed World Liberty Financial plans token buyback after 66% year-to-date slideThe crypto venture may use fees from its USD1 stablecoin reserves to fund token purchases as it seeks to boost governance.CoinDeskZcash’s landmark NU7 upgrade goes live, speeding up private paymentsNU7 cuts the target time between blocks to 25 seconds, reduces the work wallets must do to find private payments and sets aside fees for future miners.Headlines and summaries are syndicated from their publishers and link back to the original. Beyondpips does not write them, and nothing here is a recommendation to trade.
Three rules for trading around a release
The surprise is the move
Price does not react to the number, it reacts to the gap between the number and the forecast. A 2.9% CPI print against a 2.9% forecast is a non-event; the same print against 2.5% is not.
Impact means volatility, not direction
A high-impact flag tells you the spread will widen and the candle will be long. It says nothing whatsoever about which way. Traders who confuse the two get stopped out on the wick.
The plan comes before the print
Deciding what you will do at 08:29 is a strategy. Deciding at 08:31 is a reaction. Most account damage around releases is done by people who had no position on the event and took one anyway.
We sit the big releases with our students, live.
Every package is free while the desk is opening up — including the sessions where a mentor talks through a print as it lands.