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Macro Data — SOLVEN4 ORACLE
ORACLE Service · 02 / 06

Macro Data

Real CPI, GDP, unemployment and Fed funds data, read in plain language.

Macro Data brings real economic releases — CPI, GDP, unemployment, Fed funds rate — into ORACLE and explains them in plain language, so you understand what a release actually means for markets, not just the raw number.

Economic data releases move markets, but the raw numbers rarely explain themselves — a CPI print needs context (was it above or below expectation, and by how much) to mean anything actionable. Most sources give you the number and leave the interpretation to you.

ORACLE's Macro Data engine pulls real releases — CPI, GDP, unemployment, Fed funds decisions and more — and presents them with plain-language explanation of what moved, relative to expectations, and why it matters for the assets you're likely watching.

This connects directly to the rest of the Intelligence Dashboard: a notable macro release often explains a spike elsewhere in Sentiment or Smart Money positioning, and having both in the same place makes that connection immediate rather than something you have to piece together yourself.

What You Get
Real economic data

CPI, GDP, unemployment and Fed funds — actual releases, not estimates.

Plain-language context

Understand what moved and why it matters, not just the raw number.

Connected to the dashboard

Cross-reference macro releases against sentiment and positioning shifts.

How It Works
01
Check upcoming releases
See what economic data is scheduled and when.
02
Read the plain-language breakdown
Get the number in context — versus expectation, versus prior — not just the raw figure.
03
Cross-reference other engines
See whether a release lines up with a shift in Sentiment or Smart Money positioning.
04
Ask the AI assistant for depth
Have it explain historical context or likely market implications on demand.