2.6.4
One shared macroeconomic calendar now connects Stocks, Clock and the next-day digest. Stocks also gains clearer exchange-session status, local-market timing, holiday awareness and more dependable quote recovery.
6 changes in this release
Highlights
This release, measured
44 impact points across 5 layers
How this is measured- InfrastructureReachReach: 3 of 5DepthDepth: 3 of 5NewnessNewness: 2 of 58 / 15
- Data & IntegrationsReachReach: 4 of 5DepthDepth: 4 of 5NewnessNewness: 3 of 511 / 15
- VisualReachReach: 3 of 5DepthDepth: 3 of 5NewnessNewness: 2 of 58 / 15
- Content & SEOReachReach: 2 of 5DepthDepth: 2 of 5NewnessNewness: 2 of 56 / 15
- LogicReachReach: 4 of 5DepthDepth: 4 of 5NewnessNewness: 3 of 511 / 15
One macroeconomic calendar now serves Stocks, Clock and the daily digest, while Stocks adds exchange-aware sessions, clearer freshness and stronger recovery for incomplete market data.
Everything in this release
New2
- Stocks Calendar shows macro releases alongside earnings, IPOs and market hours, with filters, release state and forecast comparisons.
- Clock and the next-day digest include the same macroeconomic schedule used by Stocks.
Improved3
- Economic events distinguish live figures, cached results and official schedule entries, including when data is still awaiting publication.
- Stocks identifies regular, shortened and closed US trading sessions, including holidays.
- Quote timestamps, market status and data freshness are clearer throughout Stocks.
Fixed1
- Stock quotes, company profiles, financial metrics and historical candles recover more reliably when a data response is incomplete.
Full release notes
Stocks Calendar now shows macroeconomic releases alongside earnings, IPOs and market hours. The same schedule appears in Clock and the next-day digest, with clear distinctions between live figures, cached results and scheduled entries.
Stocks now identifies regular, shortened and closed US trading sessions, while clearer timestamps and freshness states make market data easier to read. Quote, profile, financial-metric and historical-price requests recover more reliably when a result is incomplete.