Read the market. Before it moves.

Makro Radar is a professional macro risk terminal built for people who follow UK and global markets — and who would rather not read twenty sites a day to work out what is actually moving them.

The noise has never been louder. Wires push hundreds of stories an hour, reporting and opinion blur together, and almost none of it tells you which headlines matter to gilts, sterling or the FTSE — and which are simply filling the page. The context gets lost, the sequence of events gets lost, and by the time the picture is clear the move has already happened.

So we built Makro Radar. We aggregate dozens of sources — the ONS, the Bank of England, Reuters, Bloomberg, BBC, Guardian and Sky News, plus market data feeds — then filter out the noise, score every event 1–10 for how much it actually matters, analyse the likely market impact and frame it from a UK perspective. What you get is not another news feed — it is a single, continuously updated picture of risk, on one screen.

Alongside it we run free channels where we publish samples of what is happening inside the terminal: X (Twitter) every 1–2 hours and, shortly, Facebook every 12 hours. Think of them as a shop window rather than a substitute — the full breadth, speed and depth of the analysis stays in the terminal.

We think a morning coffee with Makro Radar should replace an hour of scrolling through Bloomberg, Reuters and every other financial site. One screen. The context. Then get on with your day.