It looks like the source file with the market news did not come through — I can see your detailed brief, but the actual “beigefuegte Markt-Nachricht” (attached market news) is missing from this conversation. I cannot write the article without it, because your rules are strict: every number needs a source, every claim must be grounded in the source text, and there must be no speculative content beyond what the news item supports. Writing a plausible-looking market story and inventing quotes for it would violate exactly those FINMA-aligned guardrails you set out.
Could you paste the market news directly into the chat? It should be roughly 15 sentences based on your reference. Once I have it, I will deliver the article as follows:
- Structure: (1) Einordnung, (2) Mechanismus, (3) Akteure, (4) Ausblick — in English, 600-1200 words, 20+ sentences.
- Narrative: Opening with a short, grounded story of one affected ordinary person (no invented names or quotes unless the source supports them), structure around limits of knowledge, and an ending that closes on an open question rather than a definitive period.
- Compliance: No buy/sell recommendations, numbers cited to the source (and further public sources where helpful), mechanism over opinion, uncertainty named as uncertainty, and ASCII punctuation only.
Send the text over and I will get to work immediately.
