Accuracy matters, especially in financial coverage. ECMSource reviews credible reports of factual errors and corrects material mistakes as promptly as practical.
What may be corrected
Corrections can cover names, dates, figures, calculations, quotations, source attribution, market-session labels, or descriptions of a transaction or policy decision. Small spelling or formatting fixes that do not change meaning may be made without a correction note.
How updates are shown
When a correction materially changes the reader’s understanding, the article should include a dated correction or update note explaining what changed. The publication date and, where available, the modified date remain visible in article metadata.
How to report an issue
Please identify the article URL, the statement you believe is inaccurate, and an authoritative source supporting the correction. Until a dedicated contact form is available, correction requests may be sent through the site owner’s contact details provided in the site’s legal or publisher account records.