Accuracy and sourcing
Material factual claims should be traceable to regulatory filings, official statistics, central banks, government publications or company investor-relations records. Secondary reporting may provide context, but it does not replace the underlying record when that record is available.
Headlines, summaries and explanations are written in original language. We do not copy paywalled articles or present another publisher’s reporting as our own.
Review and corrections
Educational guides receive an editorial review date. Time-sensitive articles display publication and update information. Confirmed material errors are corrected promptly and, where the change affects the meaning of the article, disclosed to readers.
Financial and commercial boundaries
- Information and education only—not personalized investment advice
- No guaranteed returns, price targets or instructions to trade
- Paid relationships must be clearly disclosed
- Affiliate compensation must not determine factual conclusions
- Advertising must remain visually separate from editorial content
Automation and human judgment
Public feeds may be collected automatically, but source availability does not prove completeness. Automated summaries are attributed and linked. Substantial explainers require editorial framing, source review and a clear boundary between observation and inference.