EncyclopediaHow we source our news
- Primary sources only. Central banks, official statistics offices and financial regulators, read through their own official RSS or Atom feeds. No news agencies, no blogs, no social media, and never content copied from other sites (for example, we only link to the Forex Factory calendar and never show its content).
- Our own words. Each summary is one or two plain-English sentences, written by us from the official text. If we have not written a summary yet, we show only the official headline, the source and a link.
- Times in UTC. Every item shows the publication time the source gives, converted to UTC.
- Always a link to the original. Read the full text at the source before relying on it.
- Not trading advice. News is not a trading signal. Educational, not financial advice.
- Not live. The list updates each time the site is rebuilt, not in real time. We keep about 20 items, newest first, with duplicates removed.
Feeds we use
- Federal Reserve (Central banks): official feed
- European Central Bank (Central banks): official feed
- Bank of Japan (Central banks): official feed
- Bank of England (Central banks): official feed
- US Bureau of Labor Statistics (Data): official feed
- US Bureau of Economic Analysis (Data): official feed
- Eurostat (Data): official feed
- SEC (Regulators): official feed
- CFTC (Regulators): official feed
Education only, not financial advice. No signals. Backtests are hypothetical: real trading can be worse. Past results don't predict future results.