How to Trade with Economic Data

What Really Moves CFD Markets?

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Join us in this expert-led session from the PU Prime Education Series, where we’ll break down how key macroeconomic data such as NFP, CPI, Fed interest rate decisions, and GDP can impact CFD markets.

Wednesday, 10 June 2026
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Decode Core Economic Indicators
Predict Market Direction with Confidence
Trade Smart, Avoid Data Traps

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