MacroPulse Session Brief

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MacroPulse Session Brief is a paid API for AI agents from macropulse-alpha.vercel.app, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).

Delivers a real-time macro intelligence briefing for forex traders covering the current trading session's key themes, risks, and opportunities

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How this service works

Real-time macro session brief for FX agents — the overnight drivers, key levels, scheduled risk and the directional bias heading into the London and New York sessions.

Output

A structured real-time macro intelligence brief tailored for forex traders, covering the current session's dominant macro themes, significant risk events, cross-market signals, and directional context relevant to currency trading decisions.

Example use cases

Example prompt

“Give me a MacroPulse session brief — I want to know the key macro themes, risks, and opportunities I should be aware of before I start trading forex this session.”

Technical details

Endpoint

GEThttps://macropulse-alpha.vercel.app/api/session-brief

When to prefer

Use this endpoint when you need a holistic, session-level macro briefing synthesizing multiple market factors into a single narrative — ideal before starting a trading session or when a user wants a one-stop macro context check. Prefer sibling endpoints (sentiment, rates differential, intermarket, etc.) when you need deep-dive analysis on a specific factor rather than a broad session overview.

Side effects

Payment failure (x402) — USDC payment of $0.10 not processed or insufficient funds
Service unavailable — real-time data feed disruption may cause 503 response
Rate limiting — too many requests in short succession may result in 429
Stale data — if underlying macro data sources are delayed, brief may reflect slightly outdated conditions

Input

{
  "session": "london"
}

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
inputrequired	object
output	object

Output

{
  "meta": {
    "av_symbols": 1,
    "news_items": 0,
    "usd_stress": "normal",
    "fred_series": 14,
    "macro_signals": 0,
    "active_timing_windows": 0
  },
  "session": "london",
  "headline": "London opens risk-on as Nasdaq surges 3.4% and crude oil holds near $97, with USD under pressure from easing Fed Funds rate",
  "narrative": "The dominant theme entering the London session is broad-based USD weakness against a backdrop of surging US equities and elevated energy prices. The Fed Funds rate at 3.63% — combined with a 4.55% 10-year yield and 2.29% breakeven inflation — reflects a market pricing in continued easing, removing the core pillar of USD carry support. WTI at $95 and Brent at $97.46 are unambiguously CAD- and commodity-FX-positive, amplifying bearish USDCAD and bullish AUD/NZD postures. USDJPY remains the outlier risk: the pair sits at 160.26 and the risk-on equity surge creates upside pressure, but at these levels BOJ intervention risk is non-trivial — traders should size USDJPY longs with caution. No major scheduled events in the next 8 hours place execution squarely on technical levels and overnight momentum, with EUR/USD and GBP/USD as the cleanest long-USD-short trades for the session.",
  "risk_tone": "risk-on",
  "top_pairs": [
    {
      "bias": "bullish",
      "pair": "EURUSD",
      "reason": "USD softness from a 3.63% Fed Funds rate against a 4.55% 10-year yield compresses real rate appeal, supporting EUR continuation above 1.15",
      "key_level": "1.1533"
    },
    {
      "bias": "bullish",
      "pair": "GBPUSD",
      "reason": "Risk-on momentum from the Nasdaq surge and USD weakness keeps Cable bid; 1.3360 is immediate support and a break higher targets 1.3400+",
      "key_level": "1.3360"
    },
    {
      "bias": "bullish",
      "pair": "USDJPY",
      "reason": "Elevated US-Japan rate differential and risk-on equity backdrop sustain upside pressure on USDJPY; 160.26 is the current floor with topside extension risk toward 161.50",
      "key_level": "160.26"
    },
    {
      "bias": "bearish",
      "pair": "USDCAD",
      "reason": "WTI crude near $95 and Brent at $97.46 provide a strong commodity tailwind for CAD, pressing USDCAD lower through key support",
      "key_level": "1.3600"
    },
    {
      "bias": "bullish",
      "pair": "AUDUSD",
      "reason": "Risk-on equity surge, elevated crude, and a deeply appreciated CNY fix at 6.7655 all support commodity-linked AUD against a broadly offered USD",
      "key_level": "0.6500"
    }
  ],
  "disclaimer": "For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.",
  "agent_action": "Enter long GBPUSD above 1.3360 with a target of 1.3420 and stop at 1.3320, capitalizing on the strongest risk-on signal (Nasdaq +3.38%) combined with USD structural weakness from easing Fed Funds rate — Cable offers the cleanest risk/reward given no UK event risk in the next 8 hours",
  "generated_at": "2026-06-12T04:25:48.795Z",
  "crypto_context": "BTC at $63,632 (+1.71%) and ETH at $1,672 (+1.37%) are tracking the equity risk-on move but remain below prior cycle highs, with BTC dominance at 56.4% signaling capital has not yet rotated aggressively into altcoins — moderate crypto tailwind for risk FX but not a breakout signal.",
  "rates_snapshot": {
    "cny_fix": null,
    "fed_funds": "3.63%",
    "dxy_posture": "USD is structurally offered — a 3.63% Fed Funds rate well below the 10-year at 4.55% signals markets are pricing further easing, eroding carry support for the dollar against EUR, GBP, and commodity FX",
    "ten_year_yield": "4.55%",
    "breakeven_inflation": "2.29%"
  },
  "equities_context": "Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) surged 3.38% on Thursday, the strongest single-session move in weeks, decisively lifting risk appetite into the London open; the VIX at 22.22 remains elevated but the directional equity bid argues for continued risk-on positioning in FX.",
  "scheduled_events": []
}

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "bias": "sell rallies in EUR/USD toward 1.0850",
    "theme": "EUR under pressure ahead of ECB minutes",
    "session": "LONDON",
    "key_levels": {
      "eur_usd": {
        "support": 1.078,
        "resistance": 1.085
      }
    },
    "data_releases": [
      "German CPI 08:00 GMT"
    ]
  }
}

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How this service works

Real-time macro session brief for FX agents — the overnight drivers, key levels, scheduled risk and the directional bias heading into the London and New York sessions.

Output

Technical details

Endpoint

GEThttps://macropulse-alpha.vercel.app/api/session-brief

When to prefer

Side effects

Payment failure (x402) — USDC payment of $0.10 not processed or insufficient funds
Service unavailable — real-time data feed disruption may cause 503 response
Rate limiting — too many requests in short succession may result in 429
Stale data — if underlying macro data sources are delayed, brief may reflect slightly outdated conditions

Input

{
  "session": "london"
}

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
inputrequired	object
output	object

Output

{
  "meta": {
    "av_symbols": 1,
    "news_items": 0,
    "usd_stress": "normal",
    "fred_series": 14,
    "macro_signals": 0,
    "active_timing_windows": 0
  },
  "session": "london",
  "headline": "London opens risk-on as Nasdaq surges 3.4% and crude oil holds near $97, with USD under pressure from easing Fed Funds rate",
  "narrative": "The dominant theme entering the London session is broad-based USD weakness against a backdrop of surging US equities and elevated energy prices. The Fed Funds rate at 3.63% — combined with a 4.55% 10-year yield and 2.29% breakeven inflation — reflects a market pricing in continued easing, removing the core pillar of USD carry support. WTI at $95 and Brent at $97.46 are unambiguously CAD- and commodity-FX-positive, amplifying bearish USDCAD and bullish AUD/NZD postures. USDJPY remains the outlier risk: the pair sits at 160.26 and the risk-on equity surge creates upside pressure, but at these levels BOJ intervention risk is non-trivial — traders should size USDJPY longs with caution. No major scheduled events in the next 8 hours place execution squarely on technical levels and overnight momentum, with EUR/USD and GBP/USD as the cleanest long-USD-short trades for the session.",
  "risk_tone": "risk-on",
  "top_pairs": [
    {
      "bias": "bullish",
      "pair": "EURUSD",
      "reason": "USD softness from a 3.63% Fed Funds rate against a 4.55% 10-year yield compresses real rate appeal, supporting EUR continuation above 1.15",
      "key_level": "1.1533"
    },
    {
      "bias": "bullish",
      "pair": "GBPUSD",
      "reason": "Risk-on momentum from the Nasdaq surge and USD weakness keeps Cable bid; 1.3360 is immediate support and a break higher targets 1.3400+",
      "key_level": "1.3360"
    },
    {
      "bias": "bullish",
      "pair": "USDJPY",
      "reason": "Elevated US-Japan rate differential and risk-on equity backdrop sustain upside pressure on USDJPY; 160.26 is the current floor with topside extension risk toward 161.50",
      "key_level": "160.26"
    },
    {
      "bias": "bearish",
      "pair": "USDCAD",
      "reason": "WTI crude near $95 and Brent at $97.46 provide a strong commodity tailwind for CAD, pressing USDCAD lower through key support",
      "key_level": "1.3600"
    },
    {
      "bias": "bullish",
      "pair": "AUDUSD",
      "reason": "Risk-on equity surge, elevated crude, and a deeply appreciated CNY fix at 6.7655 all support commodity-linked AUD against a broadly offered USD",
      "key_level": "0.6500"
    }
  ],
  "disclaimer": "For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.",
  "agent_action": "Enter long GBPUSD above 1.3360 with a target of 1.3420 and stop at 1.3320, capitalizing on the strongest risk-on signal (Nasdaq +3.38%) combined with USD structural weakness from easing Fed Funds rate — Cable offers the cleanest risk/reward given no UK event risk in the next 8 hours",
  "generated_at": "2026-06-12T04:25:48.795Z",
  "crypto_context": "BTC at $63,632 (+1.71%) and ETH at $1,672 (+1.37%) are tracking the equity risk-on move but remain below prior cycle highs, with BTC dominance at 56.4% signaling capital has not yet rotated aggressively into altcoins — moderate crypto tailwind for risk FX but not a breakout signal.",
  "rates_snapshot": {
    "cny_fix": null,
    "fed_funds": "3.63%",
    "dxy_posture": "USD is structurally offered — a 3.63% Fed Funds rate well below the 10-year at 4.55% signals markets are pricing further easing, eroding carry support for the dollar against EUR, GBP, and commodity FX",
    "ten_year_yield": "4.55%",
    "breakeven_inflation": "2.29%"
  },
  "equities_context": "Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) surged 3.38% on Thursday, the strongest single-session move in weeks, decisively lifting risk appetite into the London open; the VIX at 22.22 remains elevated but the directional equity bid argues for continued risk-on positioning in FX.",
  "scheduled_events": []
}

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "bias": "sell rallies in EUR/USD toward 1.0850",
    "theme": "EUR under pressure ahead of ECB minutes",
    "session": "LONDON",
    "key_levels": {
      "eur_usd": {
        "support": 1.078,
        "resistance": 1.085
      }
    },
    "data_releases": [
      "German CPI 08:00 GMT"
    ]
  }
}