About this skill

Problem

Financial news is fragmented: policy updates, sector events, and macro data arrive from many channels, making it hard to quickly identify which market directions may matter. finance-index-skill turns that into a readable, compliance-aware interpretation path: start from the event, summarize the likely impact, and map it to index themes to watch, rather than giving buy/sell advice or return forecasts.

How It Works

It organizes responses by scenario. For market news, it produces an event summary, analyzes sector or industry impact, matches 1-3 relevant tracked index themes, and adds follow-up prompts. For daily market direction, it extracts market keywords, scans hot and weak sectors, adds macro context, and points to index directions. For a specific index, it covers code, constituent profile, provider, valuation context, and related index themes. For index education, it explains differences with comparisons.
Output prefers Markdown for headings, lists, and emphasis, and falls back to · bullets and bracketed emphasis in plain-text channels. Source use is ranked: news favors authoritative domestic finance media, official outlets, and mainstream portals; index data favors index providers, exchanges, global index companies, and data terminals. Index recommendations must come from the tracked index list to avoid invented names or codes.

Boundaries

It is suitable for market context, news interpretation, and index-theme mapping. It is not suitable for real-time quotes, portfolio diagnosis, specific fund recommendations, or trade decisions. If asked for live prices, daily changes, or PE levels without reliable data, it should state the limitation instead of guessing. All output stays compliant: no personal portfolio analysis, no specific fund picks, no return predictions, and no buy/sell advice.

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Use Cases

A finance editor receives reserve-ratio or sector policy news and needs to identify affected sectors and index themes to watch.
A market operations lead builds a morning briefing by organizing daily hotspots, sector breadth, and macro context into index focus items.
An investment research assistant answers questions such as CSI 300 versus CSI 500 by comparing index differences and suitable tracking angles.
A finance content reviewer checks index recommendations against tracked indexes while avoiding specific fund codes and return forecasts.

Best For

Finance editors: turning reserve-ratio, policy, and sector news into sector impact and index themes.
Market operations: compiling daily hotspots, sector scans, and index watchlists for briefings.
Investment research assistants: answering questions on index differences, codes, and valuation context.
Finance content reviewers: ensuring output avoids fund products, return forecasts, and buy/sell advice.

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