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How the media write about finance and macro · over the last 21 days

For every domain that writes about finance and macro, a language model rates the tone of its articles as positive, neutral or negative. That gives a tone index from 0 to 100, where 50 is balanced. At the top are the domains that frame the news most positively, at the bottom the most negatively.

#DomainTone index
1chartmill.comArticles 52 · Pos / Neg 62% / 4%94Strongly positive
2seekingalpha.comArticles 447 · Pos / Neg 41% / 17%71Positive
3scmp.comArticles 182 · Pos / Neg 44% / 21%68Positive
4finance.yahoo.comArticles 179 · Pos / Neg 48% / 26%65Positive
5businessinsider.comArticles 262 · Pos / Neg 36% / 25%59Positive
6bis.orgArticles 74 · Pos / Neg 22% / 16%57Positive
7businesstoday.inArticles 156 · Pos / Neg 27% / 22%55Neutral
8investing.comArticles 4,403 · Pos / Neg 39% / 33%54Neutral
9livemint.comArticles 998 · Pos / Neg 44% / 38%54Neutral
10dowjones.comArticles 767 · Pos / Neg 27% / 32%46Neutral
11btin.co.inArticles 80 · Pos / Neg 24% / 29%45Neutral
12talkmarkets.comArticles 71 · Pos / Neg 34% / 42%44Negative
13cnbc.comArticles 518 · Pos / Neg 31% / 41%43Negative
14businesstimes.com.sgArticles 142 · Pos / Neg 26% / 39%40Negative
15bloomberg.comArticles 2,161 · Pos / Neg 26% / 40%40Negative
16thestreet.comArticles 662 · Pos / Neg 23% / 36%39Negative
17fortune.comArticles 550 · Pos / Neg 22% / 38%37Negative
18oilprice.comArticles 333 · Pos / Neg 28% / 55%34Negative
19cityam.comArticles 454 · Pos / Neg 22% / 46%33Negative
20forexlive.comArticles 236 · Pos / Neg 20% / 43%32Negative
21ft.comArticles 435 · Pos / Neg 18% / 41%31Negative
22bbc.co.ukArticles 185 · Pos / Neg 12% / 56%18Strongly negative
23theguardian.comArticles 214 · Pos / Neg 11% / 54%17Strongly negative

Showing domains with ≥50 rated articles. 23 of 132 ranked. How it is calculated

This is the tone of the articles as a model reads them, not a rating of a domain's quality, reliability or bias. A high index often only means a domain writes more about rallies and launches, a low one more about sell-offs, hacks and lawsuits.