Live Forex Headline Sentiment
FXNewsBias scores the latest forex headlines for what each one means for the market. Every headline above is aggregated from 16+ trusted sources, FXStreet, ForexLive, CNBC, MarketWatch and more, then tagged with the currencies it affects and a bull or bear sentiment read, so you can see which stories are actually moving sentiment.
Rather than a raw wire, this is headline-based forex sentiment: central-bank decisions, inflation (CPI), jobs (NFP), GDP, PMIs and geopolitical events are classified by impact, High, Medium or Low, and mapped to the US dollar, euro, pound, yen, Aussie, loonie, franc and kiwi. Pair the live feed with our currency sentiment, forex pair analysis, the economic calendar and the daily market insight for the full picture.
Headline Sentiment FAQ
What is forex headline sentiment?
It is the tone of the latest forex headlines, read for what each one means for the currencies it affects: central-bank rate decisions (Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ), inflation data (CPI), employment reports (NFP), GDP, PMIs and major geopolitical events. FXNewsBias scores that tone and rolls it into a bias for each of the eight major currencies.
How are the headlines on this page scored?
Each headline is tagged with the currencies it affects and a bull or bear sentiment read, and classified by impact as High, Medium or Low, a faster read than scrolling a raw wire.
Which headlines move currency sentiment the most?
High-impact events move it the most: central-bank rate decisions, CPI inflation, US non-farm payrolls (NFP), GDP releases and major geopolitical shocks. These are flagged High impact on this page.
How often is the sentiment updated?
The headline list refreshes through the trading day, and the currency sentiment scores are recalculated every 3 hours from the latest headlines.
Is FXNewsBias headline sentiment free?
Yes. The headline sentiment feed and the currency bias scores are free to use. A Pro plan adds live gold (XAU/USD), real-time API access, the weekly report and instant alerts.
