Editorial Policy

Last updated: 2026-10-27

This policy governs everything CapitalWire publishes, so readers can hold us to a written standard.

1. Sourcing

• We prioritise primary sources: central-bank statements, exchange and official settlement data, statistical agencies, regulatory filings and company reports.
• Secondary reporting is attributed by name.
• Every quantitative claim carries a source and a date, listed in the Sources block at the foot of the article.

2. Fact-checking & review

• Every article is read by an editor before publication; the responsible desk is named in the article.
• Market data and statistics are cross-checked against the primary source at time of publication.

3. Corrections

• Substantive errors are corrected promptly with a dated note.
• Correction requests go to corrections@infornkn.com and are logged on our corrections page.

4. Conflicts of interest

• Contributors disclose financial holdings or commercial relationships relevant to what they cover.
• Staff do not trade on information obtained before publication.
• Sponsored content is labelled and produced outside the newsroom.

5. Use of automation and AI

• Human accountability. A named human editor reviews, edits and approves every article before publication. Machine output is never published unsupervised.
• Fact-checking stands. Figures, quotes and attributions are verified against primary sources regardless of how a draft was produced.
• No fabricated material. We do not publish invented quotes, statistics or events. Illustrative figures are labelled and excluded from reporting.
• No scaled low-value publishing. We do not mass-produce near-identical articles to target search rankings.

6. Independence from search engines

We write for readers, not algorithms. Headlines reflect what the article contains; we do not publish keyword-stuffed or misleadingly framed copy.

7. Accountability

Questions about these standards go to editorial@infornkn.com. See also our About page and corrections log.