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Prop firms that allow news trading
News trading rules come in three flavours and only one of them is a straight yes. Some firms permit it outright. Some block execution in a window around listed releases. Others allow the trade but count only part of the profit. Every firm below permits it outright, and the exact wording sits on its page.
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Firms that permit news trading without a release-window blackout.
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Firms that did not qualify
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Questions about this ranking
Why do prop firms restrict news trading?
Because a simulated feed can fill at prices a real counterparty would not honour during a release. The restriction is a hedging cost for the firm rather than a judgement about your strategy.
Can I trade NFP or CPI at a prop firm?
At the firms listed here, yes. At firms with a blackout, holding or opening a position inside the window - commonly two to five minutes either side - can breach the account or void the profit.
Which prop firms only count part of news profit?
Some firms allow the trade but count a reduced share of profit made inside the release window on funded accounts. The affected firms say so on their PropScouting page under the news trading rule.
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