Question 1

What is RoboMacro?

Accepted Answer

RoboMacro is an AI-powered macroeconomic research platform that provides daily research notes, economic calendars, central bank monitoring, quant strategy tools, and equity screeners. It covers 20+ countries including US, UK, Eurozone, Japan, and China — all 100% automated by AI with no human in the loop.

Question 2

Who created RoboMacro?

Accepted Answer

RoboMacro was created by Chris Apostolou, a former economist and credit analyst with 9+ years of buy-side and sell-side experience in macroeconomic research and financial markets.

Question 3

Is RoboMacro free?

Accepted Answer

RoboMacro offers free access to most of its research content including daily macro notes, the payrolls dashboard with 100+ charts, economic calendars, and central bank monitoring.

Question 4

What countries and regions does RoboMacro cover?

Accepted Answer

RoboMacro covers all major economies including US, UK, Eurozone (Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands), Japan, China, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, South Korea, India, Brazil, Mexico, Turkey, South Africa, and more — over 20 countries in total.

Question 5

What data sources does RoboMacro use?

Accepted Answer

RoboMacro pulls data from FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data), OECD, World Bank, BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics), and other official statistical agencies. Charts update daily or monthly depending on the data release schedule.

Question 6

How often is RoboMacro content updated?

Accepted Answer

Daily research notes are published every business day. Economic calendar data and central bank hawk/dove scores are updated in real-time. Strategy tools and equity screeners update daily. The payrolls dashboard updates monthly when new BLS data is released.

Date	CB	Speaker	Title	Score
2026-07-31	FED	Lisa Cook	Lisa D Cook: Economic outlook	+0.65
2026-07-31	FED	Christopher Waller	Christopher J Waller: Monetary policy at a crossroads	+0.55
2026-07-31	FED	Beth Hammack	Statement from Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland president Beth Hammack regarding her vote at the Federal Open Market Committee’s July 28–29 meeting	+0.85
2026-07-31	ECB	Fabio Panetta	Fabio Panetta: The economic and financial system amidst uncertainty and innovation	+0.25
2026-07-31	ECB	Dr Fritzi Köhler-Geib	Fritzi Köhler-Geib: Intangible investment and the economy - a central banking perspective	+0.05
2026-07-31	BOE	Andrew Bailey	Andrew Bailey: Growth and regulation	-0.15
2026-07-31	BOC	Tiff Macklem	Tiff Macklem: Release of the Monetary Policy Report	+0.25
2026-07-31	RBA	Sarah Hunter	Sarah Hunter: Understanding supply shocks and their implications for monetary policy	+0.05
2026-07-30	FED	Christopher Waller	Christopher J Waller: Two thoughts on the transmission of monetary policy	+0.20
2026-07-30	ECB	Gabriel Makhlouf	Gabriel Makhlouf: Understanding your lane, managing turning points	+0.40
2026-07-30	RBA	Christopher Kent	Christopher Kent: Additional monetary policy tools - reflections and a new framework	-0.10
2026-07-30	RBA	Sarah Hunter	Fireside Chat at the Barrenjoey 4th Annual Australia Economics Forum	+0.30
2026-07-28	RBA	Michele Bullock	Monetary Policy in an Era of Shocks	+0.55
2026-07-23	ECB	Boris Vujčić	Christine Lagarde, Boris Vujčić: Monetary policy statement (with Q&A)	+0.30
2026-07-16	FED	Philip Jefferson	Navigating Economic Shocks: A Monetary Policymaker’s Perspective	-0.10
2026-07-16	FED	Lorie Logan	Remarks on inflation, employment and monetary policy	+0.75
2026-07-16	FED	Jeff Schmid	The Federal Reserve, Economic Outlook and Monetary Policy	+0.55
2026-07-15	FED	Lisa Cook	Economic Outlook	+0.55
2026-07-15	FED	John Williams	Stability of Thy Times	-0.25
2026-07-15	ECB	Piero Cipollone	Piero Cipollone: Interview with Ouest-France	+0.40

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