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Financial Newswire: A Live Squawk Across Fourteen Feeds, Tagged and Flagged by Impact
A live wire of market headlines from fourteen publishers, de-duplicated and stamped to the second, tagged by subject and flagged when a story can move a market, with read-aloud and movers.
The newswire gathers headlines from fourteen publisher feeds into one stream, removes duplicates and stamps each one to the second it arrived. Every headline is tagged by subject, from central banks and inflation to earnings and energy, and flagged for importance, so the stories that tend to move a market stand out from the ones that fill a day.
The wire can be filtered by tag, by importance and by search term, and it can be listened to: new headlines are read aloud as they land, or a chime sounds only for the ones that matter, so the tape can be followed while something else has the screen. Each headline links to its source.
Alongside the wire, a movers panel lists the day's top gainers, losers and most active names, so a headline and the stock it moved are on the same page. The same wire, filtered by country, appears on each country's economic data page.
What it shows
- Fourteen publisher feeds, de-duplicated, stamped to the second
- Headlines tagged by subject and flagged by importance
- Filters by tag, importance and search term
- Read aloud, or a chime for important headlines only
- Top gainers, losers and most active beside the wire
Guides that explain it
Macro and rates
Reading the economic calendar
What actual, forecast and previous mean, why the surprise moves markets rather than the level, and the US and European releases that matter most.
4 min read
Market structure
Pre-market and after-hours
US pre-market and after-hours trading hours, why liquidity is thin and spreads wide, how earnings move stocks after the close, and what the auctions do.
3 min read