Welcome to our Forex News API, your complete solution for comprehensive historical data, calendar information, and advanced AI-driven insights. Harness the power of OpenAI and machine learning to access detailed analyses of forex news events and related speeches, optimized for various programming languages including MQL5, MQL4, Swift, and Python.
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| Feature | Our Value | Competitor Value |
|---|---|---|
| ⚡ Start Trading on News Instantly | ✓ Real-time alerts with AI sentiment scores | Hours of manual monitoring |
| 📊 Test Your Strategies with Real Historical Data | ✓ Years of backtesting data + ML predictions | Limited or incomplete historical records |
| 🎯 Experience-Based Impact Analysis | ✓ 5+ years of market movement data with Outcome, Strength, Quality metrics | Generic "high/medium/low" ratings with no context |
| 🤖 Automate Everything | ✓ Ready-to-use libraries for Python, MQL4/5, Swift | Build integrations from scratch |
| 🚀 Scale Without Limits | ✓ Unlimited requests on paid plans | Restrictive rate limits that slow you down |
| 🎯 Get Smarter Predictions | ✓ OpenAI-powered analysis with accuracy scores | Basic data with no intelligent insights |
| 💬 Get Help When You Need It | ✓ Active community + direct support | Slow email support or none at all |
Experience-Based Impact Analysis
Our Impact field isn't guesswork—it's built on over 5 years of real market movement data. We track actual price reactions to economic events and use that historical performance to classify impact with precision.
Three Unique Impact Dimensions
Every event is analyzed across three specialized fields that describe what actually happened in the market:
Outcome
What it measures: The result of an event's data compared to forecast and previous values, influencing market sentiment.
Example:
Actual = Forecast = Previous
Strength
What it measures: Weak Data or Strong Data
Weak Data: Old news, repeated news, or news with extremely low impact.
Strong Data: High-impact events where the "Actual" value is significantly lower or higher than both the forecast and previous values.
Quality
What it measures: Good Data or Bad Data
Bad Data: News hurting the currency or economy.
Good Data: News that supports the currency or economy.
This three-dimensional approach gives you the complete picture: not just "was there impact?" but "what kind, how much, and how reliable?" Based on years of verified market data, not predictions.