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# Calendar

<figure><img src="/files/N0D8n9iZCODp614spuau" alt="Calendar tab showing weekly macro and forex events by time and impact."><figcaption><p>Calendar tab showing weekly macro and forex events by time and impact.</p></figcaption></figure>

Use Proliquid's calendar to track macro releases, forex events, and company earnings that can affect leveraged markets.

Events are grouped by time and tagged by expected impact: low, medium, or high. Past events are dimmed and placed above the current scroll line when the tab loads, so the next relevant release is easier to find.

Use this tab before trading around major releases such as CPI, FOMC decisions, jobs data, GDP, central-bank speeches, or high-impact currency events. If you are trading perps with leverage, large macro releases can change liquidity and slippage quickly.

## Earnings events

Earnings rows show the company, ticker, earnings date, release timing, and quarterly revenue values when available.

* **Before market open** and **After market close** describe the expected release window.
* An **estimated** date may change. A **reported** date has already been confirmed.
* A time prefixed with `~` is approximate and shown in your local timezone.
* `TBD` means the release time has not been announced.
* Forecast and previous values refer to quarterly revenue in the displayed currency.

Earnings events are highlighted separately from economic events so you can review company-specific risk before trading related markets.

## Currency filters

<div align="left"><figure><img src="/files/GDcAPnw8xepJPBVhlEhH" alt="Calendar currency filters for selecting relevant macro event currencies."><figcaption><p>Calendar currency filters for selecting relevant macro event currencies.</p></figcaption></figure></div>

Use the topbar to select the currencies you want to follow. The defaults focus on the major currencies that most often affect global risk markets.

Filtering by currency keeps the calendar readable. For example, if you only care about USD macro releases before trading BTC or ETH, keep USD enabled and hide currencies that are not part of your workflow.

## Impact filters

<div align="left"><figure><img src="/files/r7kfMJ0y2ZTapZmEU4g5" alt="Calendar impact filters for low, medium, and high importance events."><figcaption><p>Calendar impact filters for low, medium, and high importance events.</p></figcaption></figure></div>

Use the impact selector to show or hide low, medium, and high importance events.

<table><thead><tr><th width="114.125">Impact</th><th>Best use</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>High</td><td>Events that can move majors, funding, and risk appetite quickly.</td></tr><tr><td>Medium</td><td>Events worth tracking when already in a position or watching a related currency.</td></tr><tr><td>Low</td><td>Useful for completeness, but usually hidden during active trading.</td></tr></tbody></table>

## Trading workflow

1. Check the Calendar before opening a leveraged position.
2. Filter to the currencies and impact levels that matter to your market.
3. If a high-impact event is close, review open positions in [Terminal](/features/hyperliquid-trading-terminal.md) and consider whether your stop, size, or leverage still fits the event risk.

Related pages: [Trading fundamentals](/getting-started/trading-fundamentals.md), [Terminal](/features/hyperliquid-trading-terminal.md), [Positions](/terminal-sections/positions.md).


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