An economic release gives you new information. Understanding the market response requires another layer of analysis: which markets moved, how quickly they reacted, and whether that reaction continued. Deep AI’s News Impact helps you investigate those responses. By reviewing similar historical events, you can explore past price behavior and build scenarios around an upcoming release or study an event that has already happened.
Choose the news event
Start by selecting an upcoming or past economic release, such as the Consumer Price Index (CPI), Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP), or an interest rate decision.
Choose the event that relates to the market question you want to explore. You might want to understand a recent price move or prepare for a scheduled announcement.
Analyze previous reactions
iC Candle reviews how similar events affected markets in the past, including the direction, volatility, and timing of the reaction.
Look beyond whether the price moved up or down. Consider how the move developed: whether the first response continued, how much price fluctuated, and when the reaction became clearer.
These details help you frame more specific questions about the event you are studying.
Compare the results across markets
News Impact lets you compare similar past events, review historical probability outcomes, and examine how individual pairs reacted.
Review each market on its own terms. Comparing the results can help you see where reactions were consistent and where they differed. You can also send the data to the assistant for deeper analysis for example, to explore differences between events or summarize the outcomes shown.
Generate possible market scenarios
Select AI Intelligence to use the CSE 1.0 model. It generates possible market reactions based on similar historical news events, price behavior, and economic conditions.
Use the scenarios to prepare questions and observation points. What would support one scenario? What would weaken it? How would your assessment change if the initial reaction reversed?
The purpose is to prepare for a range of outcomes while keeping your interpretation open to new information.
Build context before drawing conclusions
Historical comparisons can make a news event easier to study, but each release happens within its own market conditions. Other developments may also influence the price moves you observe.
Use News Impact to understand previous reactions, compare possibilities, and organize your analysis. Historical outcomes and AI-generated scenarios are context for your decisions, not promises of how the next event will unfold.
