Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built FX Terminal because my forex setup had turned into six browser tabs and four logins. One tab for charts, one for the economic calendar, one for the COT report, one for a currency strength meter, one for a broker's retail sentiment page, and one for bond yields. None of them talked to each other, and half of them kept nagging me to upgrade. So I put everything a currency trader actually needs into one free forex terminal that runs in the browser. 🧠 The problem A currency pair is a ratio between two economies. When EUR/USD moves, the chart can't tell you whether the euro got stronger or the dollar got weaker. To answer that you need data a price chart doesn't have: currency strength, positioning, central bank policy, rate expectations and yields. That data is scattered across a dozen sites. ⚡ What FX Terminal does 22 research modules, all sharing one live price feed: 📈 Market data & charts: live forex charts, market overview, watchlist, live forex news feed, trading session clock 🏦 Fundamentals & macro: forex economic calendar (actual vs forecast vs previous), calendar heatmap, central bank monitor, interest rate differentials & FedWatch-style rate probabilities, government bond yields and 2y/10y spreads, capital flows 👥 Positioning & sentiment: CFTC COT report analysis with pair bias, retail sentiment (long/short ratios), sentiment dashboard, daily FX option expiries, fundamental currency outlook 🛠 Technical & strategy: currency strength meter, currency heat map, correlation matrix, technical outlook, Strategy Lab backtester, fundamental strategy engine Coverage: all 8 majors (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, NZD), the 28 major and cross pairs, plus gold (XAU/USD) and silver (XAG/USD). 💸 Pricing Free. No download, no card, no trial clock. Every screen is free to browse without signing up, and a free account adds the backtester, full price history and a workspace that syncs. 🤝 Who it's for Retail and prop forex traders, swing traders who trade on fundamentals, and anyone who wants a Bloomberg-style forex workspace without the Bloomberg price tag. If you mainly want 200 community indicators on any asset, TradingView is still great. FX Terminal is the forex research layer that sits next to your chart. I'd love your feedback: 1. Which module would you use daily? 2. What's the one forex data source you still have to open a separate tab for? I'll be here all day answering questions. Thanks for checking it out! 🙏 👉 https://fxterminal.app

FX Terminal

Free forex terminal with COT, sentiment, calendar & charts

Free forex terminal with COT, sentiment, calendar & charts

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What's the one forex data source you still open a separate tab for?

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What's the one forex data source you still open a separate tab for?