Earnings & Dividends Calendar.
Track upcoming earnings releases and dividend dates for shares and index CFDs — so you can plan positions before volatility and margin adjustments hit.
2026-10-26 · GMT+3
- Australia 200 CFDAU200c0.437
- US SPX 500 CFDUS500c0.015
- US Tech 100 CFDUSTECHc0.253
- FTSE CHINA 50 CFDCN50c—
- Hong Kong 50 CFDHK50c—
Earnings & Dividends Calendar
Our earnings & dividends calendar below shows the next earnings releases as well as the dividend dates for every share and index CFD you can trade with GTC. We also recommend checking this calendar before trading stocks and indices.
Track upcoming ex-dividend dates and calculate potential dividend payments for your trading positions.
- 1Australia 200 CFDAU200c0.437
- 2US Tech 100 CFDUSTECHc0.253
- 3US SPX 500 CFDUS500c0.015
- 4FTSE CHINA 50 CFDCN50c—
- 5Hong Kong 50 CFDHK50c—
- 6EU Stocks 50 CFDEU50c—
- 7France 40 CFDFRA40c—
- 8Germany 40 CFDGER40c—
- 9Japan 225 CFDJPN225c—
- 10Spain 35 Index CFDSPA35c—
- 11UK 100 CFDUK100c—
- 12US 30 Index CFDUS30c—
How to Calculate Dividend
Use these formulas to estimate dividend adjustments on open CFD positions.
Long position — dividend payment received
Earnings this month
Scan companies reporting earnings and spot opportunities before the next release.
How Stock & Index Earnings & Dividends Affect Your Margin
We’ve prepared a quick guide, which explains the calendar. Basically, it tells you when corporate events hit, how we adjust margin, and why it matters to your account.
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Why we flag earnings and dividends
Providers often flag index and margin each earnings or dividend cycle to reduce risk through exposure. That’s why we list these dates on the calendar. The flagged instrument shows the products where the event will impact volatility.
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Reading the margin tiers
Keep your risk in line! View margin tiers in levels. This ensures stronger logic is applied to the scale of your positions.
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Share example of earnings
Let’s look at a simplified example, based on Apple’s latest:
- Instrument: AAPL
- Share price: $182.40
- Expected EPS: $2.84
- Reported EPS: $2.90
If the figure is higher in another currency, go short and convert. If it’s less than that — then supply the return risk.
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Index example of a Dividend adjustment
Let’s take a look at an example of a dividend adjustment that’s based on the CHN50:
- Instrument: CHN50
- Dividend size: 1.50
- You’re long 1 lot – so 50 lots x 0.5 lots = 200 lots
- 1.50 × 50 = $75
- PnL Credit: $75.00
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Dividend cash adjustments
When an instrument goes ex-dividend, you can balance it against liquidity gaps:
- If you're long (and open on ex-date) – the dividend is credited to your ledger.
- If not or sold (closed) pre-ex-date – the dividend is deducted from your ledger.
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Your responsibility
During these high-margin periods, the new requirements might trigger “free margin” shortages. Ensure enough capital or margin is maintained on your positions through logic calls or proactive trading setups.
Common questions, answered.
Everything you need to know about earnings, dividends, and how they can affect your CFD positions.
Heads-up on dates & times
Spreads/dates are shown as estimates. At times, one calendar event can trigger multiple products in the same index. Stay one call ahead and protect margin to be outpaced of your margin. Trade smart and stay protected.
Earnings releases can increase volatility, spread changes, and margin requirements on related CFDs.
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