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Every print, on the clock it was printed onEvery print, on the clock it was printed on

The exchange, the birr, the treasury tape and the macro series. Four feeds that move at four different speeds, shown as four different speeds rather than flattened into one dashboard that pretends they agree.

Switch to BOAX: twenty-three closes, and two indicators that say so.
Wegagen Bank · 51 closes
20-day average1,327.08
RSI (14)46.2
MACD−33.42
From peak−18.5%
Volatility (20d)56.9%
Not enough history yet

Live, on figures read out of the terminal's cache on 2026-10-04, each carrying the year it was reported.

What it does

  • The ESX board, and the technicals it can carryMoving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger bands, drawdown and annualised volatility over every listing, with the price, the bands and the signal line drawn against the closes they came from.
  • Banks against bureausThe official rate, the bureau rate and the premium between them, per bank and per bureau, with the auction tape underneath.
  • The treasury curve, auction by auctionEvery tenor at every auction, against the auction before it, so a move in the curve is visible as a move rather than as a new number.
  • Macro on its own axesRates, prices, trade and employment. Fifteen series, each on the cadence its publisher actually keeps.

What it refuses

On a market this thin the refusals are the product. Anything that fills a gap quietly is the thing you would have to check by hand anyway.

  • An indicator the history cannot carryThe exchange opened months ago. A 50-day average through 23 closes is a made-up line with a confident label, so it is returned as unavailable with the exact shortfall instead of drawn.
  • A stale badge on a slow seriesThe National Bank prints when it prints. A series that has not moved since December is labelled with its last official print, never with a red pill implying a sync failed.
  • A junk quote on a chartA zero rate, or a bureau whose buy exceeds its sell, is a data error. It is shown as one and kept out of the line.
Reads from
  • Ethiopian Securities Exchange
  • National Bank of Ethiopia
  • Licensed forex bureaus