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Status of the data

Each AR4 source with its latest update in Lima time, how often it should arrive and whether it is up to date. Your browser checks it when you open this page, reading the same public files used by the home page and the terminal.

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  • Market prices

    Used in the ticker, the home page and the terminal

    Latest prices of currencies, indices, commodities, stocks and cryptocurrencies, from Yahoo Finance via the AR4 server.

    Last update
    Checking…
    How often it should arrive
    Every 45 seconds in the ticker and the console. Currencies, indices and commodities may arrive with a delay of minutes.
    Status
    Checking…

  • Market Flash

    Used on the home page, in news and in the terminal

    Headlines from public financial media analyzed by AR4's AI agent. The date is the last time the agent wrote the file.

    Last update
    Checking…
    How often it should arrive
    In scheduled runs throughout the day, with no guaranteed frequency. A run with no new headlines does not change the file.
    Status
    Checking…

  • Economic calendar

    Used in the calendar, the home page and the terminal

    The calendar list is requested live from the public weekly feed of faireconomy / ForexFactory. Here we check the backup copy that is used if the feed does not respond, and whether the feed responded in the last run.

    Last update
    Checking…
    How often it should arrive
    The copy, once a day (01:20 Lima time).
    Status
    Checking…

  • US Treasury curve

    Used in the terminal (CURVA)

    Daily U.S. Treasury bond yields by maturity, from the Department of the Treasury (public domain).

    Last update
    Checking…
    How often it should arrive
    Every business day at the New York close (17:20 Lima time), with a re-check at 07:20. There is no data on U.S. holidays.
    Status
    Checking…

  • Today's AR4 Report

    Used on the home page and in the terminal (INFORME)

    The most relevant items from the Flash, the agenda, what moved the most and the For Peru block. AR4's AI writes it and AR4 checks every figure before publishing; if it does not pass, only the data is published.

    Last update
    Checking…
    How often it should arrive
    Two editions per business day, scheduled at 8:15 and 16:30 Lima time; the run may come out later.
    Status
    Checking…

  • Broker contract watcher

    Used in broker profiles

    Every day it rereads the legal documents cited by the verification seals in broker profiles and flags if their text changed.

    Last update
    Checking…
    How often it should arrive
    One pass a day (04:37 Lima time). The file only changes when something changes, which is why it carries no date.
    Status
    Checking…

What each status means

  • Up to date: it arrived within the expected time for that source.
  • Close: it is the closing data of its last business day; it is not updated during the day.
  • Delayed: the latest available is older than expected. It is shown with its date, never as if it were current.
  • No data: the source did not respond when checked; the time of the attempt is stated.
  • No published date: the file does not carry its own date and none is invented for it.

The tasks that fetch the data run on scheduled times; GitHub, where they run, may delay them. A “delayed” status does not mean the data is wrong: it means it is older than expected, and that is how it is shown on every page. If a published data point turns out to be wrong, it is corrected at its source and we say so: errata and error correction.