## World Monitor — free real-time global intelligence dashboard

Headlines are the lag. World Monitor streams the world's raw signals — ships, jets, sirens, cables, markets — onto one live map, with AI that flags when they converge into something that matters. It runs instantly in the browser with no signup, is used by 2M+ people across 190+ countries, and is open source under AGPL-3.0. Featured in WIRED.

## What World Monitor tracks

World Monitor fuses 56 live map layers on a dual 3D-globe and WebGL map, then scores how they move together. Everything is normalized onto one surface: you see the raw signals, understand them through a daily AI brief and the Country Instability Index, and act with custom monitors, a Scenario Engine, Route Explorer and a 39-tool MCP server for AI agents. Every panel cites its sources and timestamps inline.

### Conflict & security

Live conflict events from ACLED and UCDP with escalation scoring, 29 scored geopolitical hotspots, military-posture and troop-movement signals, and corroborated breaking alerts that fire only when independent origin types agree.

### Maritime & trade

Live AIS vessel tracking, 13 shipping chokepoints — Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, Suez, Malacca and more — with transit counts, week-over-week change and disruption scoring, plus port activity and cargo inference.

### Aviation & aerospace

ADS-B tracking of global flights, satellite passes computed in-browser with SGP4 — watch ISS, Starlink and military birds overhead — and a live map of GPS jamming and spoofing zones.

### Energy & infrastructure

88 pipelines and LNG terminals, nuclear facilities, power grids and refineries, 313 mapped AI datacenters with power and operator metadata, and 86 submarine cables with landing stations, overlaid with outage and threat signals.

### Markets & macro

92 exchanges and assets — equities, commodities, crypto, ETF flows and analyst targets — alongside FRED, IMF and BIS macro data, central-bank and monetary-policy tracking, and GDP, inflation and interest-rate cycles.

### Climate & natural hazards

NASA FIRMS near-real-time fire and hotspot detection, USGS earthquakes, volcanic activity and severe-weather layers — mapped against the infrastructure and supply routes they can disrupt.

### Cyber & connectivity

Ransomware feeds, BGP hijack and route-anomaly detection, internet-outage monitoring and DDoS signals — the digital layer of global risk, tied to the physical cables and datacenters beneath it.

## See the signals move together

You can find the feeds in a hundred places. The edge is one surface where geopolitics, shipping, commodities, macro, markets, weather, infrastructure, cyber, news and country risk can explain each other. The edge is one surface where a country-risk spike, a chokepoint anomaly and a Brent move can explain each other in real time, before it becomes a consensus note.

- Markets — country risk, sanctions and hotspot escalation show where geopolitical pressure is rising; ships, cables and flights show whether it can hit supply, trade or capital routes; rates, FX, equities and safe-haven assets show which market regime is repricing.
- Commodities — AIS, ports, pipelines, LNG and chokepoints show when physical supply slows or reroutes, weather and fires show the disruptions, and oil, gas, grains and miners show how the shock prices through.
- AI infrastructure — AI datacenters sit beside grids, pipelines and nuclear power, and grid-stress, heat and fire layers show which compute corridors are under pressure and which companies are exposed.
- Connectivity — subsea cables, landing stations and BGP-anomaly feeds show whether a physical fault is becoming a digital outage, and which trade corridors lose their fallback routes first.

## Your first five minutes on the live map

There is no tour, no empty state and no signup wall. The map is already moving as the page loads — conflicts, vessels, flights, fires and outages render immediately, with nothing to configure first. Click any country to open its dossier. Press the command palette (Ctrl-K or Cmd-K) for 154 commands that jump straight to any layer, panel or country. Switch lens between World, Tech, Finance, Commodity, Energy and Happy — the same engine tuned into six monitors, one click apart. What loads first is maybe a tenth of what is there; the rest surfaces as the world moves — satellite passes, GPS-jamming zones, dark ships, protest clusters and siren alerts.

## Country briefs, instability scores and corroborated alerts

Click any country and a full dossier opens: a Country Instability Index with its component signals, an AI brief with cited headlines, active signals and a 7-day timeline, plus resilience rankings across 196 countries. Breaking alerts are deliberately quiet — a banner fires only when five independent origin types corroborate an event (news classification, keyword velocity, hotspot escalation, military surges and official sirens), deduplicated and rate-limited, so you get fewer alerts and real ones.

## Where the data comes from

65+ named providers, live: ACLED and UCDP for conflict, AISStream for vessels, OpenSky for aircraft, NASA FIRMS for fires, USGS for earthquakes, and IMF, BIS, FRED and Finnhub for markets and macro — plus 500+ curated news feeds, all active under one key with no separate registrations.

## How World Monitor works

World Monitor ingests 500+ curated feeds and 65+ named providers on independent refresh cycles, normalizes every event into a common schema, geolocates it and deduplicates it across sources. A breaking-news banner fires only when five independent origin types corroborate the same event, so alerts stay rare and real. The Country Instability Index fuses weighted signals per country, the daily AI brief cites the specific headlines behind each assessment, and the correlation engine surfaces when separate systems — geopolitics, shipping, energy and markets — start moving together. Nothing is a black box: every panel shows its sources and the timestamp of its most recent update.

## Watch shipping chokepoints in real time

Thirteen shipping chokepoints — including Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, Suez and Malacca — are tracked with live AIS vessel counts, week-over-week transit change and disruption scoring, with density anomalies flagged against each strait's rolling baseline.

## Built for AI agents — from any stack

World Monitor ships a 39-tool MCP server, so Claude, GPT or any MCP-compatible agent can query live country risk scores, chokepoint status, conflicts, markets and country briefs — researching with live data instead of training-data memories. Every tool accepts a JMESPath projection so agents fetch exactly the fields they need, a single OAuth key reaches 65+ upstream providers, and the whole platform is open source under AGPL-3.0. A public REST API with 193 documented operations under one OpenAPI 3.1 spec covers custom integrations, and official zero-dependency SDKs ship on npm (worldmonitor), PyPI (worldmonitor-sdk), RubyGems (worldmonitor) and as a Go module (github.com/koala73/worldmonitor/sdk/go).

Representative MCP tools include country risk, country brief and world brief; conflict events, military posture and cyber threats; maritime activity, chokepoint status and supply-chain data; market data, economic data and consumer prices; energy intelligence, commodity geography and tariff trends; natural disasters, climate and health signals; news intelligence, prediction markets, situation analysis and forecast generation — each accepting an optional JMESPath projection, with a describe_tool call that returns its full schema. Read-only resources expose country risk, chokepoint status, seed-freshness metadata and market quotes at addressable URIs, and prompt templates pre-package common workflows such as country briefings, energy-shock watch, market-open prep and route-risk checks.

## Who uses World Monitor

Investors and analysts pricing geopolitical risk, traders watching supply-chain and energy disruptions, researchers and journalists corroborating events across independent sources, and government, defence and NGO teams tracking situational awareness — all from one live map instead of a dozen separate tools.

## Free, Pro and open source

The full live map — every layer, 500+ feeds, country briefs and breaking alerts, all six monitors — is free with no signup and no trial clock. World Monitor Pro ($39.99/month or $399.99/year) adds the decision layer described below, and native desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux plus an Android TV app for wall displays are available too.

## What World Monitor Pro and Enterprise add

Pro turns the observatory into an operations room. WM Analyst answers questions across 30+ live services with citations; a Scenario Engine and Route Explorer let you game disruptions before they hit; a personal AI digest sends up to 30 ranked items daily, twice-daily or weekly to Slack, Discord, Telegram, Email or webhook; a custom widget builder assembles your own panels from HTML, CSS and JavaScript with AI assistance; and MCP plus a REST API expose 39 tools under one key. Enterprise adds team workspaces with SSO, MFA and RBAC; cloud, on-premises or air-gapped deployment; satellite imagery with change detection and SAR; tens of thousands of mapped infrastructure assets; and 100+ data connectors including Snowflake, Splunk and Sentinel.

## The numbers, live in the dashboard today

Every figure below is live now, not a roadmap — open the app and count. Sources are cited on every panel.

- 56 live map layers
- 500+ curated news and data feeds
- 65+ named data providers under one key
- 13 maritime chokepoints tracked with live AIS
- 86 submarine cables mapped
- 88 pipelines and LNG terminals
- 313 AI datacenters mapped
- 29 scored geopolitical hotspots
- 92 exchanges and market assets
- 196 countries with resilience rankings
- 39 MCP tools for AI agents
- 154 command-palette actions
- 24 interface languages, including right-to-left
- 5 independent origin types behind every breaking alert

## Key terms

Country Instability Index (CII)
  A composite score that fuses weighted per-country signals — conflict, unrest, economic and governance indicators — into a single, comparable measure of instability.
Chokepoint
  A narrow maritime strait such as Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, Suez or Malacca where global shipping concentrates, so a disruption there ripples through world trade and energy prices.
AIS (Automatic Identification System)
  Transponder signals broadcast by ships, used to track vessel positions, port calls and chokepoint transits in real time.
ADS-B
  Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast, the transponder feed used to track aircraft positions and flight patterns worldwide.
BGP anomaly
  An irregularity in the internet's Border Gateway Protocol routing that can reveal a route hijack, leak or large-scale outage.
OSINT
  Open-source intelligence — analysis assembled entirely from publicly available data, which is what World Monitor makes accessible on one map.
MCP (Model Context Protocol)
  An open standard that lets AI agents call external tools; World Monitor ships a 39-tool MCP server so agents can query live data directly.
JMESPath
  A JSON query language agents use to project just the fields they need from a tool response, cutting token usage on every call.
SGP4
  The orbital-propagation model World Monitor runs in the browser to compute live satellite positions and overhead passes.
SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar)
  All-weather, day-and-night satellite radar imaging, available on Enterprise for change detection where optical imagery cannot see.

## Six dashboards, one platform

- World Monitor — geopolitics, conflicts, military and infrastructure
- Tech Monitor — AI labs, startups, cloud and cybersecurity
- Finance Monitor — global markets, central banks, forex and crypto
- Commodity Monitor — mining, energy, supply chains and freight
- Happy Monitor — positive news, breakthroughs and conservation
- Energy Monitor — oil, gas, chokepoints and energy security

## Fair questions.

Is World Monitor really free?
  Yes. The full live map — every layer, 500+ feeds, country briefs, breaking alerts, all six monitors — is free with no signup and no trial clock. Pro pays for the feeds: it adds WM Analyst, the scenario engine, Route Explorer, scheduled digests and API access. No ads, and no account means there's no user data to sell.
What is a global intelligence dashboard?
  A single live view that fuses signals most tools keep separate: conflict events, ship and aircraft tracking, shipping chokepoints, satellites, subsea cables, pipelines, markets and cyber threats — on one real-time world map, with AI scoring and briefs on top. World Monitor is a free one.
Where does the data come from?
  65+ providers, named: ACLED and UCDP for conflict, AISStream for live vessels, OpenSky for aircraft, NASA FIRMS for fires, USGS for earthquakes, IMF, BIS, FRED and Finnhub for markets and macro — plus 500+ curated news feeds. Every panel cites its sources and timestamps inline.
Can I watch chokepoints like Hormuz or Bab el-Mandeb in real time?
  Yes. 13 chokepoints are tracked with live AIS vessel counts, week-over-week transit change and disruption scoring — and density anomalies are flagged against each strait's rolling baseline.
How is this different from a conflict map like Liveuamap?
  Conflict is one layer out of 56. World Monitor fuses conflicts with shipping, military flights, infrastructure, markets and cyber — then AI scores the convergence: instability indices, hotspot escalation, corroborated breaking alerts and daily briefs.
Why should I trust an alert?
  A breaking banner fires only when independent origin types corroborate — news classification, keyword velocity, hotspot escalation, military surges, official sirens — deduplicated and rate-limited. Fewer alerts, real ones.
Can AI agents like Claude or GPT use it?
  Yes. World Monitor ships a 39-tool MCP server, so Claude, GPT or any MCP-compatible agent can query live risk scores, chokepoint status, conflicts, markets and briefs — with JMESPath projection so agents fetch exactly what they need.
Do I need an account?
  No. The dashboard works instantly with no signup. An account only matters when you upgrade to Pro or want settings synced across devices.
Is it open source?
  Yes — open source under AGPL-3.0 on GitHub: read the code, self-host it, or build on it. Native desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux are available too, plus an Android TV app for wall displays.

## More questions analysts and agents ask

How fresh is the data?
  Feeds refresh on independent cycles ranging from seconds to minutes, and every panel shows the timestamp of its most recent update. The free tier refreshes every 5–15 minutes; Pro runs near real time.
Can I get alerts on Slack, Telegram or email?
  Yes. Pro delivers scheduled AI digests and real-time alerts to Slack, Discord, Telegram, Email or webhook, AES-256 encrypted, with quiet hours and per-rule triggers.
Does it work on mobile, desktop and TV?
  Yes. World Monitor runs in any modern browser, with native desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux and an Android TV app for SOC walls and trading floors.
What languages does it support?
  24 interface languages, including right-to-left scripts such as Arabic and Farsi.
Can I self-host World Monitor?
  Yes. The platform is open source under AGPL-3.0 on GitHub — read the code, self-host it or build on it. Enterprise adds on-premises and air-gapped deployment.
Is there an API for developers?
  Yes. A REST API spans all 30+ service domains with structured JSON, cache headers and OpenAPI 3.1 docs, authenticated per key and rate-limited per tier, alongside the 39-tool MCP server.

## Learn more

- World Monitor Pro — AI analyst, scheduled digests, MCP for Claude & GPT
- World Monitor Blog — OSINT guides, geopolitics and market intelligence
- What is World Monitor?
- OSINT for everyone — open-source intelligence democratized
- Open source on GitHub (AGPL-3.0)
- Featured in WIRED

Free global intelligence dashboard · live now

# By the time it's news,
you already knew.

Headlines are the lag. World Monitor streams the world's raw signals — ships, jets, sirens, cables, markets — onto one live map, with AI that flags when they converge into something that matters.

Launch the dashboard
See how people use it ↓
Free · No signup · Loads in seconds
56
Map layers
500+
Curated feeds
65+
Data providers
5
Independent alert origins
As featured in WIRED
2M+ users|
Open source · AGPL-3.0|Build on it: REST API · MCP · npm · PyPI · Go · RubyGems
worldmonitor.app — global operations Captured from the live map — click to open it
Live right now

## This page is plugged into the same APIs as the dashboard.

Four of the hundred-plus signals World Monitor watches around the clock.

Top signals
Sample

- Security council convenes emergency session on Red Sea shipping attacks Reuters
- Major central banks signal divergence ahead of rate decisions Financial Times
- Undersea cable disruption slows traffic across two regions AP
- Satellite imagery shows expanded activity at contested border BBC

Instability index
Sample

- 🇺🇦 UA 78─
- 🇮🇱 IL 71▲
- 🇮🇷 IR 66▲
- 🇷🇺 RU 62─
- 🇵🇰 PK 54▼

12 fused signals per country

Maritime chokepoints
Sample

3 of 13 disrupted

- Bab el-Mandeb 82
- Strait of Hormuz 45
- Suez Canal 38
- Panama Canal 12
- Strait of Malacca 8

Markets
Sample
Up
7/11
Best
CU +1.5%
Weakest
BTC -1.2%

- S&P 500 equity
  6,053+0.42%
- Nasdaq equity
  20,232+0.67%
- VIX vol
  18.42-2.15%
- Bitcoin crypto
  104,850-1.23%
- Ethereum crypto
  2,524-0.74%
- WTI crude energy
  72.44+1.18%
- Brent energy
  76.18+1.04%
- Gold metal
  3,312+0.31%
- Copper metal
  4.91+1.46%
- Nat gas energy
  3.18-0.58%
- EUR/USD fx
  1.08+0.12%
- USD/JPY fx
  144.20-0.21%

Correlation engine

## The edge is seeing the signals move together.

You can find the feeds in a hundred places. The edge is one surface where geopolitics, shipping, commodities, macro, markets, weather, infrastructure, cyber, news and country risk can explain each other.

Geopolitics + markets + macro

### The market move
has a map.

Signals fused
RISK

Country risk, sanctions, hotspot escalation, official alerts and news velocity show where geopolitical pressure is rising.

FLOW

Ships, chokepoints, flights, cables and infrastructure proximity show whether that pressure can hit supply, trade or capital routes.

MACRO

Rates, FX, equities, crypto, energy and safe-haven assets show which market regime is repricing.

PRICE

Correlation

The edge is seeing geopolitical pressure, transmission path and price action together before it becomes a consensus note.

Country risk Trade flows Rates + FX Equities + crypto
Open the market lens →

Commodities + chokepoints + weather

### Commodity moves start
in the physical world.

Signals fused
AIS

AIS, ports, pipelines, LNG, refineries, waterways and chokepoints show when supply is slowing, rerouting or concentrating.

WEATHER

Weather, fires, earthquakes, outages and conflict layers show the physical events that can hit production or transport.

SUPPLY

Oil, gas, gold, grains, miners, shipping names and commodity-linked currencies show how the shock prices through.

SPREAD

Correlation

Commodity intelligence only works when physical flow, disruption signal and market spread are visible together.

AIS + ports Weather + fires Energy assets Oil/gold/grains
Open the commodity lens →

AI infrastructure + energy + climate

### The AI boom has
a physical balance sheet.

Signals fused
AI

AI datacenters sit beside grids, pipelines, LNG, nuclear facilities, cloud regions and power-market exposure.

GRID

Grid stress, outages, heat, fire and weather layers show which compute corridors are under pressure today.

CLIMATE

Company, exchange and macro panels show who is exposed when energy, compute and capital collide.

MARKET

Correlation

AI infrastructure risk only appears when physical assets, climate signals and markets share one screen.

AI datacenters Power assets Fires + weather Markets
Map AI infrastructure →

Cables + outages + trade

### The cable break becomes a cascade

Signals fused
CABLE

Subsea cables, landing stations, ports, pipelines and chokepoints are mapped together.

BGP

Internet and BGP anomaly feeds show whether a physical fault is becoming a digital outage.

PORTS

Trade corridors, country resilience and redundancy data show who loses fallback routes first.

RISK

Correlation

Cable damage matters when telecom redundancy, trade corridors and country exposure line up.

86 cables BGP + outages Ports + pipelines Resilience
Trace a cable on the map →

Not a list of feeds. A correlation surface: when three systems move together, the map makes it visible ↓

Zero to oriented

## Your first five minutes on the live map.

No tour, no empty states, no signup wall. This is what actually happens.

0:00

### The map is already moving

Conflicts, vessels, flights, fires and outages render as the page loads. Nothing to configure first.

0:40

### Click any country

A full dossier opens: instability score with its components, an AI brief with cited headlines, active signals, a 7-day timeline.

2:00

### Hit ⌘K / Ctrl-K

154 commands. Jump to any layer, panel or country without learning the UI first.

3:30

### Pick your lens

World, Tech, Finance, Commodity, Energy or Happy — same engine, six tuned monitors, one click apart.

5:00

### You've seen maybe a tenth of it

The rest surfaces as the world moves — satellite passes, GPS jamming, dark ships, protest clusters, siren alerts.

Start the clock
Under the hood

## The depth is the product.

Every number below is live in the dashboard today — not a roadmap.

56
Map layers
500+
Curated feeds
65+
Data providers
13
Chokepoints · live AIS
31
Instability index · live
196
Resilience rankings
86
Subsea cables
88
Pipelines & LNG
313
AI datacenters mapped
29
Scored hotspots
92
Exchanges & assets
39
MCP tools
154
⌘K commands
24
Languages · RTL incl.
5
Independent alert origins

### Satellite tracking

Live orbital positions computed in-browser with SGP4 — watch ISS, Starlink and military birds overhead.

### GPS jamming zones

Live RF-interference map showing where GPS is being degraded or spoofed right now.

### Chokepoint transit intel

Vessel counts through Hormuz, Suez, Bab el-Mandeb and 10 more straits — with disruption scoring.

### AI datacenter map

313 AI datacenters mapped with power and operator metadata — the physical layer of the AI race.

### Submarine cables

86 undersea cables that carry the internet, overlaid with outage and threat signals.

### Protest tracking

Dual-source protest detection with cross-source deduplication — signal, not rumor.

Don't take the numbers on faith — open the app and count. Sources are cited on every panel.

For builders & AI agents

## Build on live world intelligence — from any stack.

Everything on the map is also an API. Wire it into Claude over MCP, call the REST endpoints from anywhere, or install a native client for Python, Ruby, Go, or JavaScript — your code researches with live data instead of training-data memories.

- 39 MCP tools — risk scores, chokepoints, conflicts, markets, briefs
- Documented REST API — 193 operations, one OpenAPI 3.1 spec, one key
- Official SDKs on npm, PyPI, RubyGems, and Go — zero-dependency, MCP-first
- JMESPath projection on every call — fetch exactly the fields you need

$npm i worldmonitor$pip install worldmonitor-sdk$gem install worldmonitor$go get github.com/koala73/worldmonitor/sdk/go

One key. 39 MCP tools. A full REST API. Language-native clients.

Read the developer docs
claude — session

> Is our Red Sea exposure getting worse this week?

⏺ get_chokepoint_status {jmespath: "chokepoints[?name=='Bab el-Mandeb']"}

⏺ get_country_risk {country: "YE"}

⏺ get_maritime_activity {region: "red_sea"}

✓ Transit counts down week-over-week; war-risk tier elevated; two density anomalies in the last 48h.

See the full tool reference →

Access

## Free is the observatory. Pro is the operations room.

The full dashboard is free — every layer, every feed, no signup. Pro adds the decision layer.

### Free

$0

The free tier is a full product, not a trial. Every map layer, every feed, every monitor — no signup, no trial clock, no feature wall on the map.

- All 56 map layers & 500+ feeds
- Country briefs, hotspots, instability scores
- Chokepoints, cables, cascade analysis
- Breaking alert pipeline & watchlists

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### Pro

From $39.99/mo · 2 months free when billed annually

Act on it. The decision layer used in the moments above:

- WM Analyst — chat across 30+ live services, with citations
- Scenario engine & Route Explorer — game disruptions before they hit
- Personal AI digest — daily, twice-daily or weekly, to Slack, Telegram or email
- MCP, REST API & official SDKs — 39 tools under one key
- Custom widget builder for your own panels

See plans & pricing
No catch

## Fair questions.

Is World Monitor really free?
Yes. The full live map — every layer, 500+ feeds, country briefs, breaking alerts, all six monitors — is free with no signup and no trial clock. Pro pays for the feeds: it adds WM Analyst, the scenario engine, Route Explorer, scheduled digests and API access. No ads, and no account means there's no user data to sell.
What is a global intelligence dashboard?
A single live view that fuses signals most tools keep separate: conflict events, ship and aircraft tracking, shipping chokepoints, satellites, subsea cables, pipelines, markets and cyber threats — on one real-time world map, with AI scoring and briefs on top. World Monitor is a free one.
Where does the data come from?
65+ providers, named: ACLED and UCDP for conflict, AISStream for live vessels, OpenSky for aircraft, NASA FIRMS for fires, USGS for earthquakes, IMF, BIS, FRED and Finnhub for markets and macro — plus 500+ curated news feeds. Every panel cites its sources and timestamps inline.
Can I watch chokepoints like Hormuz or Bab el-Mandeb in real time?
Yes. 13 chokepoints are tracked with live AIS vessel counts, week-over-week transit change and disruption scoring — and density anomalies are flagged against each strait's rolling baseline.
How is this different from a conflict map like Liveuamap?
Conflict is one layer out of 56. World Monitor fuses conflicts with shipping, military flights, infrastructure, markets and cyber — then AI scores the convergence: instability indices, hotspot escalation, corroborated breaking alerts and daily briefs.
Why should I trust an alert?
A breaking banner fires only when independent origin types corroborate — news classification, keyword velocity, hotspot escalation, military surges, official sirens — deduplicated and rate-limited. Fewer alerts, real ones.
Can AI agents like Claude or GPT use it?
Yes. World Monitor ships a 39-tool MCP server, so Claude, GPT or any MCP-compatible agent can query live risk scores, chokepoint status, conflicts, markets and briefs — with JMESPath projection so agents fetch exactly what they need.
Do I need an account?
No. The dashboard works instantly with no signup. An account only matters when you upgrade to Pro or want settings synced across devices.
Is it open source?
Yes — open source under AGPL-3.0 on GitHub: read the code, self-host it, or build on it. Native desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux are available too, plus an Android TV app for wall displays.

## The world map doesn't wait for you.

While you read this page it kept moving — 13 straits, 29 hotspots, 92 markets, 500+ feeds. One of them is tomorrow's front page. Find it first — free, no account.

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