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FXStreet Alternative

An FXStreet Alternative That Aggregates Everything

FXStreet is a solid forex news and analysis site. Trading News Terminal aggregates FXStreet-style sources — hundreds of them — into one feed, classified by impact, tagged by currency, with a squawk box and a central bank tracker. Free on Basic or €40/month on Pro.

Basic plan always free (5-min delay, no credit card) · Pro zero-delay at €40/month

Is there a good FXStreet alternative?

Trading News Terminal is an FXStreet alternative that aggregates hundreds of sources into one real-time feed, classifies every headline by impact, tags it by currency, and adds a squawk box, an economic calendar and an 8-bank central bank tracker — free on Basic, €40/month on Pro. FXStreet remains a strong single publisher for in-house forex analysis; TNT consolidates the whole forex news landscape.

FXStreet vs Trading News Terminal

FXStreet is a strong single publisher; TNT consolidates hundreds of forex sources with impact classification and a squawk.

FeatureFXStreetTrading News Terminal
Forex news✓ Yes (in-house)✓ Yes, aggregated from hundreds of sources
AI impact classification✗ No✓ HIGH/MED/LOW on every headline
Per-currency taggingPartial✓ Yes
Audio squawk box✗ No✓ Yes (Pro)
Economic calendar✓ Yes✓ Yes, with beat/miss + countdown
Central bank trackerCoverage✓ 8-bank tracker
In-house analyst research✓ StrongAggregated + AI analysis
PriceFree / premiumFree · Pro €40/month

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What you give up — and what you gain

Where FXStreet wins

In-house forex analysis and a well-established economic calendar from a single trusted publisher, with a free tier.

What you gain with TNT

Consolidation: hundreds of forex and macro sources in one feed, each headline classified by impact and tagged by currency, plus a squawk box and an 8-bank central bank tracker — the whole FX news landscape in one terminal.

Is Trading News Terminal right for you?

A good fit if you…

Trade forex and want one consolidated real-time feed across all the sources, tagged by currency and classified by impact, with a squawk and a central bank tracker.

Look elsewhere if you…

Specifically want one publisher's in-house analysis and columnists — FXStreet's own research is its strength.

Common questions

What is a good FXStreet alternative?

FXStreet is a well-known forex news, analysis and economic-calendar site. A good alternative is Trading News Terminal (TNT): instead of a single publisher, it aggregates hundreds of sources into one real-time feed, classifies every headline by impact (HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW), tags it by currency pair, and adds an audio squawk box, a live economic calendar and an 8-bank central bank tracker. TNT is free on Basic (5-minute delay) or €40/month on Pro (zero delay).

Is Trading News Terminal free like FXStreet?

FXStreet offers free content with premium tiers. TNT's Basic plan is free: the real-time aggregated news feed on a 5-minute delay, impact classification, per-currency tagging, the economic calendar and charts. Pro at €40/month removes the delay and adds the squawk box and live TV.

Does TNT cover the same forex news as FXStreet?

TNT aggregates a wide range of forex and macro sources — including the kind of wire and analysis content FXStreet publishes — rather than relying on one outlet. Every headline is tagged by currency and classified by impact, and the economic calendar and central bank tracker cover the releases that move FX. The aim is broader coverage and faster signal than any single site.

FXStreet vs Trading News Terminal — which is better for forex news?

FXStreet is strong for in-house forex analysis and its economic calendar. TNT is strong for breadth and speed: it aggregates hundreds of sources, classifies and tags each headline, and adds a squawk box. If you want one outlet's analysis, FXStreet is good; if you want a consolidated real-time forex news terminal, TNT is built for that.

Does TNT have an economic calendar and central bank tracker?

Yes. TNT includes a live economic calendar with countdown timers and beat/miss signals, and a central bank tracker covering the Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ, SNB, BoC, RBA and RBNZ — the releases and decisions that move currency pairs — on both Basic and Pro.

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