This skill should be used when analyzing recent market-moving news events and their impact on equity markets and commodities. Use this skill when the user…
Automated analysis of market-moving news from the past 10 days with impact-ranked reporting. Collects news across six categories (monetary policy, inflation, earnings, geopolitical, commodities, corporate) using WebSearch and WebFetch, prioritizing Tier 1 sources Ranks events by impact score combining price movement magnitude, breadth across asset classes, and forward-looking significance Analyzes multi-asset reactions (equities, bonds, commodities, currencies) and compares actual market responses against historical patterns from knowledge base Generates structured Markdown reports with detailed event analysis, thematic synthesis, commodity deep-dive, and forward-looking risk scenarios Identifies anomalies, reinforcing/offsetting event interactions, and geopolitical-commodity correlations using specialized reference frameworks Market News Analyst Overview This skill enables comprehensive analysis of market-moving news events from the past 10 days, focusing on their impact on US equity markets and commodities. The skill automatically collects news from trusted sources using WebSearch and WebFetch tools, evaluates market impact magnitude, analyzes actual market reactions, and produces structured English reports ranked by market impact significance. Prerequisites Tools: WebSearch and WebFetch tools must be available for news collection API Keys: None required (uses built-in web search capabilities) Knowledge: Familiarity with financial markets terminology is helpful but not required Output This skill produces conversational guidance during the analysis session. When the full workflow is executed, Claude generates a comprehensive Markdown report (see Step 6 for format) that can be saved to the reports/ directory upon user request. No files are generated automatically; output is presented in the conversation. When to Use This Skill
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