The practical answer: never treat “news trading allowed” as a complete rule. Before trading NFP, CPI, FOMC or a central-bank decision, confirm whether the firm permits opening, closing and holding positions during the event; whether pending orders, stop-losses and take-profits count as executions; and whether the policy changes between evaluation and funded stages. A permitted trade can still have its profit removed or become ineligible for a payout under a separate rule. Rules change frequently, and secondary summaries can conflict. The figures in this guide were checked against Nexafinity’s database and the research sources listed below. However, the database does not currently verify firm-level news policies, so the plan comparison is about financial risk limits rather than permission to trade announcements. Check the firm’s official dashboard, terms and support response immediately before trading. What counts as news trading? News trading generally means opening, closing or deliberately holding exposure around a scheduled market-moving announcement. Common examples include US Non-Farm Payrolls, Consumer Price Index releases, Federal Reserve decisions, central-bank press confer…
Prop Firm News Trading Rules: NFP, CPI and FOMC Guide
News trading may be allowed during an evaluation yet restricted, adjusted or disallowed on a funded account. Learn how execution windows, pending orders, affected instruments and drawdown calculations can determine whether an NFP, CPI or FOMC trade remains payout-eligible.