Corrections Policy

Helvetic Markets corrects errors quickly and openly. How we do it depends on the nature of the mistake.

When we change a fact, figure, name, attribution or the direction of a market move, we add a dated note to the end of the article explaining what changed. We do not silently rewrite the substance of a published article.

Spelling, grammar and formatting mistakes that do not change the meaning of a story are corrected without a note.

If an error affects the English original, we correct the German and French versions as well.

If an article has to be withdrawn, for example because it was based on a source that turned out to be wrong, we replace it with a short note explaining why, rather than leaving an unexplained dead link. We may remove an article entirely where the law requires it.

Email corrections@helveticmarkets.com with the article link, the passage in question and, if possible, a source that shows the correct information. We review every report.