About S7 Markets

What S7 is

S7 puts news and economic releases in context: which instruments they concern, and how those instruments have reacted before. You can read the market map, the instrument pages, the economic calendar and the daily Brief without an account. With an account you build a watchlist, set alerts, and receive them in the app or on Telegram.

What S7 is not

S7 is an information product. It is not investment advice, a trading recommendation, a broker, or a guarantee of any outcome. Its text and figures describe what happened and its context; they deliberately do not tell you to buy or sell. Any decision is yours: consider your own situation and, if needed, a licensed adviser.

How a read is made

Every read starts from evidence: a published story, an economic release, a price. Figures are shown as quoted from the underlying source, not recomputed. Each claim carries the outlet that made it and the minute it did, both as visible attribution on the page and as a machine-readable citation. Where a source URL is unknown, S7 shows the outlet name and the time rather than an invented link.

The text on each page is written by S7’s own automated pipeline and published only when the claims in it can be traced to their sources. When a figure is later restated, the item carries a correction that says what changed, so a revised number never quietly replaces the one you first saw.

Who

S7 Markets is operated by Septentrio. S7 Markets is also written S7 or Septentrio. It is not related to Septentrio N.V., the GNSS receiver manufacturer, or to S7 Airlines.

Languages

S7 publishes in English, Vietnamese and Chinese. Every page exists in all three, and each declares the other two.

Pricing

S7 is free to use. A Pro tier is planned and not yet sold.

Contact

support@s7.markets. For a question about the product, start with the Help Centre; for what S7 stores about you, read the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Use.