Source labels matter
The site is designed to keep source context close to the page, especially when a figure comes from a secondary public feed rather than an exchange-native series.
TrendAviv publishes model-based market estimates. This page explains the external datasets and reference feeds used across the public site, what role they play, and how often they are expected to refresh.
| Source | Role | Usage on site | Refresh expectation |
|---|---|---|---|
| TASE Data Hub | Primary market reference | Used for Israeli indices and exchange-level market context where available. | According to source publication cadence |
| Bank of Israel | Macro and FX reference | Used for ILS-related macro context, policy framing and official reference series. | As official releases update |
| ECB / Fed / BoE | Rate context | Used selectively for cross-currency interpretation and policy differentials. | As official releases update |
| GDELT Project | Structured news signal input | Used as a sentiment and event-proxy layer rather than as direct market advice. | Periodic model refreshes |
| Public market-data vendors | Secondary market coverage | Used for selected instruments where exchange-native coverage is not available in the public layer. | Provider dependent |
The site is designed to keep source context close to the page, especially when a figure comes from a secondary public feed rather than an exchange-native series.
Not every market or macro input updates at the same time. Forecast pages should be read together with the stated horizon and the page timestamp.
The public site exposes source families and their role, not every internal transformation step performed inside the model pipeline.