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The Macro page is the most-used page in auramarkets. It’s where you go to read the market — what regime are we in, what just changed, what’s the cross-asset story.

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Layout

Three columns:
  • Left rail — navigation between views (Calendar, Cross-Asset, CTA, VRP, Credit, Oil, QFI, Daily Recap). Click any one to swap the center pane.
  • Center pane — the active view. Default is the macro dashboard: the Cross Asset Monitor table, two always-on ambient strips (Credit verdict + CTA Pulse — each a one-row summary that clicks through to its full view), upcoming events, and the Deep Dive signal charts.
  • Right rail (Market Pulse) — always visible, no matter which view you’re in. The live cross-asset snapshot and AI feed.
The default view is yours to arrange: the header’s Layout button reorders or removes any section — and the Pulse rail itself can be removed if you want the full width.

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What’s available in the left rail

Calendar

Economic releases, options expiry, Fed events, and Treasury supply — with recent actuals. Sub-views for Yield Curve, Crude Curve, VIX Curve, SOFR Curve.

Cross Asset Monitor

A category board across equities, rates, FX, credit, commodities, and crypto — customize each category via its gear.

CTA Trend Following

The trend-following model and its tier signals.

VRP Vol Harvesting

The vol risk premium model — harvest vs hibernate regime.

Credit Monitor

Corporate bond spreads, verdict-first — is credit telling you something equities aren’t?

Oil dashboard

Crude term structure, refining margins, positioning.

QFI

Quantum Fear Index — composite tail-risk gauge.

Daily Recap

End-of-day arc, what mattered, cross-asset verdict, tomorrow’s setup.

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The economic calendar

The Calendar view tracks the events that move markets, in four buckets:
  • Data releases — CPI, NFP, FOMC, PCE, GDP, Retail Sales, ISM (Mfg + Services), PPI, JOLTS, consumer sentiment. Recent ones show consensus / previous / actual.
  • Options & market structure — monthly options expiry, quad witching (the quarterly index-and-options expiry), VIX settlement, and the annual Russell reconstitution.
  • Fed — the rate decision, FOMC minutes, Jackson Hole, and semiannual testimony.
  • Treasury — the quarterly refunding announcement (issuance sizes / duration supply).
Events are tiered — Big Three (NFP / CPI / FOMC), Tier 1 (high-impact), Tier 2 (routine) — and colour-coded by category. The recurring ones (expiry, witching, etc.) compute their own dates, so the calendar stays current on its own.
These scheduled catalysts also feed the AI: the Market Pulse briefing flags imminent big events (“FOMC tomorrow — binary risk”), and the Daily Recap’s tomorrow’s setup pulls its catalysts straight from the calendar.

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What’s always on the right (Market Pulse)

The Pulse sidebar stays pinned no matter which view you select on the left. It’s the live read of right-now. → How to read Market Pulse

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How most people use it

  1. Open Macro in the morning. Check Pulse for overnight + pre-market.
  2. Skim the Daily Recap for yesterday if you missed the close.
  3. Click into Cross-Asset or a model (CTA / VRP / QFI) when you want to dig into a specific question.
  4. Come back through the day; Pulse refreshes throughout.