FX Patrol is a market terminal for discretionary FX traders. Prices and cross-asset quotes, the economic calendar with the surprise on every print, a multi-desk news wire, central-bank rate paths, macro indicators and yields, a geopolitics console, and your own trading journal — in one place, instead of eleven tabs. Every panel says where the number came from and when it was last refreshed.
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The market data a discretionary FX trader actually reads, gathered and kept fresh.
48 instruments — FX majors and crosses, metals, energy, the dollar index and global yields — with last price, the day's change and a seven-day sparkline. A cross-asset ticker carries SPX, NDX, VIX, US 10-year, bitcoin, gold and WTI alongside them.
19 feeds — newswires, FX desks, official central-bank releases and macro writers — polled every couple of minutes and filtered down to FX, macro and geopolitics. Filter by desk or outlet, read the excerpt, click through to the source.
Every release with actual, forecast and previous, grouped by day and filterable by currency and impact. Beat or miss is only coloured where we know which direction is the good one for that series — a low unemployment print is not the same as a low CPI print.
8 central banks with the current rate, the meeting calendar and the implied path reconstructed from rates futures — the Fed Funds path comes straight off the ZQ curve rather than from anyone's opinion.
A curated set of the trade-relevant inflation, labour, growth and activity series across the G7, each pinned to a free official source — FRED, the ECB, the ONS, the BoJ and the national statistics offices — with its history and release dates, plus a yields board covering the curve across the major economies.
A world map with conflict zones, shipping chokepoints, oil and LNG routes, central banks and live layers such as flights, ships and earthquakes — each one toggleable — next to a feed of the geopolitical headlines that actually reach FX and commodities.
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Home opens on the market board, the live wire, today's events and the risk gauge — the morning read, without opening eleven tabs to get it.
Macro for one currency at a time, the calendar for what's due, the wire by desk, central banks for the rate path, or a pair page for its chart, positioning and rate path.
Log trades by hand or import closed ones from a read-only OANDA token, then review them in the journal's reports and calendar. Your record, not anyone else's.
The parts you use once you've read the board.
Record trades by hand, or import closed ones with a read-only OANDA API token. Overview, reports, a calendar of your trading days and your own numbers — win rate, P&L and the pairs that actually pay you.
One page per instrument: the OANDA chart across 1H to 1W, price stats, CFTC positioning with its 52-week percentile, that currency's rate path, its upcoming events and its news.
Lot size, profit and loss, swap, margin and an equity simulator. Plain arithmetic you'd otherwise do in a spreadsheet, with the pair's own pip value filled in.
Step historical candles forward bar by bar with the rest of the chart hidden, place practice orders, and save the session to look at afterwards.
Written briefings across beginner, intermediate and advanced tiers — what GDP, CPI, rate expectations, the curve and positioning actually mean for a currency — each with a quiz at the end. Free to read without an account.
Every panel carries its source and the time it was last fetched, and goes stale visibly rather than quietly. Where a number is missing, you get "not available" instead of a plausible-looking blank.
We're up-front about what this tool does and doesn't do — and we will not pretend to be a signal service.
Nothing here tells you what to trade, when to enter, or how much to risk. It puts the data and its sources in front of you; the read and the decision stay yours.
What you see is public market data, official releases and third-party headlines, gathered and laid out. You are responsible for your own trading decisions and risk management.
There is no model output and no predicted price anywhere in the product — so there is no hit rate to quote at you either. Where a panel does lean one way, such as a rate-path differential that favours one leg, it is arithmetic on live market pricing and it shows you the numbers it read. Just what the market and the calendar actually say, with the time it was fetched.
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