About MacroDigest
Less noise. More signal. No political lane.
MacroDigest is an independent front page for people who need to understand what is moving the global economy without reading the same headline five times.
The problem
The most important macro story rarely lives in one article. A breaking report may establish what happened, an official release provides the facts, and independent analysis explains why it matters. Conventional feeds show these items separately and rank them mainly by time. MacroDigest organizes the conversation instead.
The approach
MacroDigest clusters related coverage, ranks it by systemic importance, surfaces original sources, and makes the result legible at a glance. Purpose-built language-model stages handle high-volume classification, exact-event grouping, and headline review, while deterministic rules preserve source credit, ranking discipline, and safe fallbacks.
Source breadth
The current monitoring registry spans 1,090 publishers across 1,219 feeds and public accounts, including official institutions, global and local newsrooms, specialist publications, independent research, and commentary. The registry changes as sources are discovered, evaluated, added, or retired; only a small fraction qualifies for any one edition.
Coverage earns prominence through likely economic impact, not click potential.
Readers go directly to original reporting, public data, and analysis.
Related links should add a distinct argument or perspective, not repeat the primary.
Political orientation is not a ranking input. Relevance, evidence, breadth, and impact are.
Who it is for
MacroDigest is designed for time-constrained people in finance, economics, policy, business, media, and academia. It is deliberately too slow for high-frequency trading and much faster than a daily briefing: the aim is considered real-time awareness.
Independence
Commercial relationships will never influence story selection or ranking. Any future sponsorship will be plainly labeled and separated from the editorial system. MacroDigest is an aggregator and discovery service, not a substitute for the reporting and research it links.