Futures Prop Firms That Allow News Trading
17 firms, 242 plans, ranked November 2026. These firms let you open and close trades around high-impact news releases without a blackout window, in the evaluation and the funded account.
As of November 12, 2026, 17 of the 86 prop firms PropTested tracks qualify. The best value is Tradeify Select ($300K) at $368 to start, an estimated $1,488 until funded. Many firms ban trading two minutes either side of red-folder news on funded accounts and void the profit if you do. If news is part of your strategy, this list saves a denied payout.
Every qualifying firm, best plan first
Dollar prices that show a euro amount are converted from EUR at 1.1127, the ECB reference rate of November 11, 2026. The firm charges in EUR.
One row per firm: the plan that scored best for this list. Prices and rules read on each firm's own pages, latest check November 12, 2026. Sizes in this list: $3.5K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $200K, $300K, $450K. How the score works.
Questions traders ask
Which futures: news trading allowed plan is the cheapest to start?
DayTraders.com Trail at $75 for a $50K account, checked November 12, 2026. Cheapest to start is not cheapest to get funded: the table's "cost to funded" column counts resets and fees against the simulated pass rate.
Which firm in this list has the best Trustpilot score?
FTMO Futures, with 4.8 of 5 from 55,531 reviews, among firms with at least 100 reviews.
What does news, algos, copy trading mean?
Beyond loss limits, firms restrict how you trade: around news, with automation, across accounts and overnight. Breaking them can cost you profit or the account. Read the full explainer: News, algos, copy trading and holding rules.
How does PropTested rank these plans?
Each plan is scored out of 100 the same way whichever firm sells it: 45% cost until funded (the plan's own rules simulated 3,000 times for a trader with no edge), 35% the firm's record and 20% payout terms. Commission never enters the score. The method is published on the methodology page.