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Finance News reads the public feeds of financial publishers, the Federal Reserve and Google News every 15 minutes, keeps the stories about the S&P 500, the Nasdaq and gold, and tags each one with the assets it covers and the market drivers it touches: the Fed and interest rates, inflation, jobs, bond yields, the dollar, earnings, AI and chips, tariffs, oil, geopolitics.

A story about a driver that moves all three assets, such as a Fed decision or a CPI release, shows up on every asset page even if it never names the index or the metal.

Headlines are shown with the summary the publisher puts in its own feed and a link to the full story. Nothing is scraped from article pages. The ▲ and ▼ markers are a simple reading of the headline's wording, not a forecast.

Prices come from CNBC's public quote service and may be delayed. The calendar combines US economic releases, the Fed's meeting schedule and earnings dates of the largest companies.

Nothing here is investment advice.