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Fix: the back button now returns to the screen you came from, instead of jumping to the main page. The day and filters you chose are kept when you come back. The deviation in the same-time lists is now labelled D. The widget fills its size: stretch it and it lists more releases. The small widget can now be made taller and lists releases too. Small fixes and improvements.
How FX pairs actually moved after every economic release.
Impact shows how currency pairs actually moved after each economic release — measured from real tick data, not predicted. WHAT YOU GET Every scheduled release, with the instruments it moved most. Open one and you see, per pair, how far price travelled at 2 seconds, 5, 10, 30 seconds, 1 minute and 5 minutes after the print — and which way it went. THE SPREAD AT THE MOMENT IT MATTERS A move is only worth what you can execute against. Impact shows the normal median spread beside the spread observed at the release itself, how many times wider it went, the worst spread seen, and the share of accounts at or below the normal median — measured across hundreds of brokers. CHARTS DOWN TO TWO SECONDS Candles at 2s, 5s, 10s, 30s, 1m, 5m and 30m, with the release marked on the chart. Below them, bid and ask tick by tick, so the spread is visible as a band rather than a number. Switch instrument without leaving the release. EVERY PAST OCCURRENCE Open any release and step back through every previous time it printed, so you can see how this number has behaved before rather than how it behaved once. ALERTS Push notifications for the releases you care about. Impact is market data and statistics. It does not provide trading signals, recommendations or financial advice, and it does not connect to a broker or place trades.
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