The market memory behind every read.
Event Intelligence is the analytical core of the platform — a structured library of how more than 96,000 reviewed events behaved across categories, pairs and horizons. Led by the flagship Macro Intelligence Engine, it's the evidence base every other engine draws from.
Structured historical context — never a forecast of the next print.
A searchable library of market memory
Filter by event category, pair and horizon to see how comparable reactions behaved — the same evidence base every engine reads from.
The compact event library: reaction quality, best pair, best horizon and evidence quality per event class.
The flagship engine, made browsable
The flagship vertical: it classifies economic events by reaction quality, pair context and follow-through across the full library.
Slice the library by event class, currency pair and time horizon to find the most relevant historical context.
Each entry carries a quality read on its sample, so you can weigh strong precedent differently from thin history.
Every other engine — Decision Board, Scanner, Risk, Replay — reads from this same library, so context stays consistent.
A read is only as good as the memory behind it.
Anyone can assert that an event “usually” does something. Event Intelligence replaces that hand-waving with a structured, auditable library, so the decision states and risk reads are grounded in reviewed behaviour, not folklore.
From a question to grounded context
Pick an event category — CPI, rates, jobs — and the pair and horizon you care about.
The Macro Intelligence Engine returns reaction quality, best pair and follow-through for comparable events.
Check sample size and evidence quality so you know how much weight the precedent deserves.
Use that context in the Daily Intelligence workflow and your own documented review.
Works with the rest of the Intelligence Centre
Every engine reads the same historical evidence base, so context stays consistent as you move between them.
Explore the memory behind the market
Review private beta access and the capabilities available in the current release.
Decision support, not trade signals. Historical context, not predictions.