FOMC/NFP/CPI economic calendar plus prop-firm news-restriction window checks for futures traders.
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An MCP server that tracks high-impact economic events (FOMC, NFP, CPI, PPI, GDP, ISM, EIA inventories, and more) and checks whether a prop firm's news-restriction window is active right now — the rule that gets an otherwise-good trade disqualified for being placed during a blackout window.
Most prop firms restrict trading around high-impact news releases, but "high-impact" and the exact restriction window differ by event and by firm. Missing that a CPI print is 3 minutes away, or that FOMC restrictions still apply 10 minutes after the announcement, is a quiet way to void an otherwise-clean trading day.
get_upcoming_eventsUpcoming economic calendar events for the next N days — FOMC, NFP, CPI, PPI, GDP, ISM, EIA, JOLTS, retail sales, and more, each tagged with affected instruments and typical impact.
check_trading_restrictionWhether a prop firm's news-restriction window is active now or within the next N minutes.
get_high_impact_eventsHigh-impact-only events for specific instruments this week, with expected move sizes.
calculate_news_risk_scoreA 1-10 risk score for trading right now given upcoming events, with a plain recommendation.
Hosted (recommended): MCPize — free tier, paid Pro tier for higher limits.
Self-host:
npm install
node server.js
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