TFLab Forex Economic Calendar

Prices on the currency market can jump within seconds: inflation, interest rate or jobs data comes out and the chart wakes up. A trader wants to know about it in advance. The TFLab economic calendar sits right in Telegram and shows what is coming and when 📆.

It is a mini app: open the bot, press Start, then Open App.

What the calendar shows

The app lists events of the 21 largest economies. Each entry shows the release time, the market forecast, the importance level and the actual result once it is published.

The calendar covers reports on inflation, the consumer price index, employment, interest rates and other indicators.

Three importance levels

Every event is marked high, medium or low priority ✅. The filter helps cut the noise.

• High. Rate decisions and major macro reports, after which the market often moves sharply.
• Medium. Data that can shift sentiment but seldom breaks the chart.
• Low. Secondary indicators for the overall picture.

Beginners can start with the high level only and watch how the market reacts.

Five date views

Events are grouped into tabs: yesterday, today, tomorrow, this week and next week. Today's list helps plan the day, and yesterday's shows what already happened and how it ended.

The next week tab is for those who trade by plan and dislike surprises on Monday.

Making it yours ⚙️

1. Countries. Keep only the economies whose currencies you trade.
2. Importance. Choose the levels you want to see.
3. Time zone. Release times are recalculated to yours.
4. Theme and language. The interface switches between languages, six are available.
5. Notifications. Alerts arrive through the day for the countries you picked.

The settings sit behind the gear icon inside the app.

Using a calendar wisely

A calendar does not tell you what to buy or sell. It marks the moments when the market may act strangely.

• Compare actual with forecast. Movement usually comes from the surprise, not from the figure itself.
• Watch the spread. It can widen while news is released.
• Reduce your size. Many traders cut position size ahead of major reports.
• Do not chase the candle. The first move after news is often false.

About risk 🎲

Trading currencies with leverage can wipe out the entire deposit. A calendar reduces uncertainty but does not remove it and does not promise profit.

Trade only with money you can afford to lose, and practice on a demo account first.

Who it suits

Currency traders who need quick access to the news schedule. Also anyone following the economy who wants to know when rate and inflation data lands.

Telegram on a phone or computer is enough, and there is no separate program to install.