What would make the news section more useful for you?

The news section publishes articles on central bank decisions, economic data and market explainers, and each piece links to its primary sources where they apply. Readers use it in different ways: some read a single explainer before a release, others follow the decisions as they come out. The question for this thread is what would make the section more useful to the way you trade or learn.

What would make the news section more useful for you? — central bank rate path diagram
A central bank's policy rate path across recent meetings

An article is easier to use when it states the figure, the date and the source in its first lines, and a short list of what to watch next helps with planning. Some readers may prefer fewer articles with more depth on each, or a clearer way to find the explainer behind a decision. Those are design choices, and your view matters for which one is made next. Tell us which article you read most recently and what would have made it more useful.

What would make the news section more useful for you? — risk-reward diagram
A risk-reward ratio of 1 to 2

We would like to hear what you want:

  • What do you look for first when you open an article on a decision?
  • Would a short list of what to watch next help your planning?
  • Do you read the sources, and would a clearer source list change that?
  • Which topic is missing from the news section for your trading?

Please share your own view and reasoning. Posts that promise a direction or sell signals will be removed.

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