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Dynamic leverage event calendar

Explore the high-impact events that may affect the leverage available to you

Helping you manage your risk

At ThinkMarkets, we aim to deliver a stable and secure trading environment for our clients. This is why, during periods of significant market volatility, such as during economic data releases, we may adjust the leverage on certain instruments to help better protect you and your funds.

Event calendar


View the market events that may impact instruments’ leverage and when they take place. During these events, the margin requirement will be multiplied by our set multiplier.
Market event Date Time (UTC) Country Currency Start time End time Affected instrument Margin multiplier
Economic Forecasts, Federal Reserve, Federal funds rate projection, 1st year from posted quarter 10 December 2025 19:00 USA USD 18:45 21:00 all instruments 4
Economic Forecasts, Federal Reserve, Federal funds rate projection, 2nd year from posted quarter 10 December 2025 19:00 USA USD 18:45 21:00 all instruments 4
Economic Forecasts, Federal Reserve, Federal funds rate, Longer run 10 December 2025 19:00 USA USD 18:45 21:00 all instruments 4
Economic Forecasts, Federal Reserve, Federal funds rate projection, Year of posted quarter 10 December 2025 19:00 USA USD 18:45 21:00 all instruments 4
Labour Cost, Unit, Business, Nonfarm, Revised 09 December 2025 13:30 USA USD 13:15 14:30 all instruments 4
Labour Productivity, Output per hour of all persons, nonfarm business 09 December 2025 13:30 USA USD 13:15 14:30 all instruments 4
Jobless Claims, National, Initial 04 December 2025 13:30 USA USD 13:15 14:30 all instruments 4
Jobless Claims, National, Continued 04 December 2025 13:30 USA USD 13:15 14:30 all instruments 4

Example of how the economic event calendar may affect margin requirements:


If a client holds a 1-lot position in US30, it falls under the first tier of dynamic leverage. This means leverage of 500:1 will apply to the position, or a margin rate 0.20%.


If the position is opened before the event starts and held throughout the event, the margin requirement remains unchanged. 


However, if a new 1-lot position in US30 is opened during the event window, the margin rate for that position will be adjusted based on the applicable margin multiplier. 


For example, during the US CPI release (with a multiplier of 4), the margin rate for the new position will be 0.80% (0.20% × 4).


Once the event window ends, the margin requirement will automatically revert to the standard dynamic leverage level.

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