Corrections
Every correction and update to a TradeTurbulence piece, newest first, with what was wrong and what the piece says now.
When a piece gets something wrong, we fix the text and add a dated note at its foot saying what was wrong. This page lists every one of those notes. It is built from the pieces themselves, so it cannot leave one out. How we handle errors, and what does not count as one, is in our editorial standards.
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6 notes on 6 pieces.
Brent rose 23% in a month. The Hormuz counts point both ways · Markets, published 11 October 2026
An earlier version said the 22.7% rise was measured against the print 30 days earlier, here and in the standfirst. The base is the 4 September print, 32 days earlier, the last before the 30-day mark. It said the latest price was 7.4% below the year’s high: the 7.4% is measured against the 2 October print, and the latest price is 9.2% below the year’s high of $138.21 (7 April). It gave the September CPI gasoline nowcast without its unit, a change on the month, seasonally adjusted. It named a level of 120 for Lloyd’s weekly totals that no calculation supported; that sentence has been replaced. “As fetched today” now gives the date, 11 October.
The Rhine at Kaub has spent 41 days below its 2018 record · Geopolitics & trade, published 11 October 2026
An earlier version said the forecast’s first point was 7 cm low. The forecast issued at 07:00 on 10 October began that morning; the 7 cm miss was at its point for 07:00 on 11 October, a day ahead. It also said the outlook page showed the latest forecast. When this piece was published, BfG had issued a newer one, at 07:00 on 11 October, which the page took up only at 18:59 UTC that day. “The 11 October readings so far” now gives the readings and the time they ran to.
The index went calm the week oil went violent · Macroeconomics & policy, published 19 August 2026
An earlier version counted 26 days with energy above 85 inside a headline below 45. The archived series gives 24 below 45 and 26 at or below it; the sentence now says “at or below”. It also said STLFSI4 carries 30% of the index. The 30% is the weight of financial conditions, the component STLFSI4 shares with the VIX.
Kerch now moves in a month what it once moved in a day · Geopolitics & trade, published 15 August 2026
An earlier version called the 30-day average of 1.1 “today’s”. It is the reading for the 30 days to 9 August, the latest in PortWatch’s data when the piece was published on 15 August.
The dollar is at its 24th percentile. The rupee is at its 97th. · Markets, published 15 August 2026
An earlier version gave 119.13 as 2024’s floor. That was 2025’s (16 September 2025); 2024’s was 119.25 (8 January 2024). The sentence’s point, that 119.06 is below both, stands. A heading said thirteen days in fifteen years; the section counts fifteen, thirteen of them in 2026.
A tenth of chokepoint traffic is on a different route. · Geopolitics & trade, published 13 August 2026
An earlier version said the full history was published as CSV. The file holds the latest two years of daily readings (from 9 August 2024 when this piece was published); the series from 2019 that this piece’s counts rest on is not in it.