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Prompt Details
Model
Chat - GPT-3.5 (gpt-3.5-turbo)
Token size
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Example input
European stocks took a beating Monday as investors reckoned with the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, whose collapse Friday sent ripples throughout global markets.
The banking sector was hit hard, as some of the continent’s largest financial institutions sold off. London-based HSBC lost 1.4 percent, France’s BNP Paribas lost 3.3 percent, and Spain’s Santander Bank lost 3.9 percent.
Germany’s DAX index lost 2.8 percent by noon Eastern time, while London’s FTSE 100 fell 2.1 percent and France’s CAC 40 lost 2.7 percent.
A spokesperson for the Bank of France told the newswire AFP/Le Monde that French banks “are not exposed” to Silicon Valley Bank. “There are no links between the different situations,” said French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire, referring to U.S. and European markets.
Example output
After carefully reviewing the text, I have identified several areas where it could be improved. Here are ten actionable improvement points:
Use more descriptive language to provide context: The text starts by saying that European stocks "took a beating" but doesn't explain why. Providing more context about the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank would help readers understand the severity of the situation.
Clarify the cause-and-effect relationship: The text mentions that the failure of Silicon Valley Bank sent ripples throughout global markets, but doesn't explain how or why. Clarifying this relationship would help readers understand the impact of the bank's collapse.
Avoid using informal language: The phrase "took a beating" is informal and might not be appropriate for a professional news article.
Use consistent verb tense: The text switches between past and present tense, which can be confusing for readers. Using a consistent tense would make the text easier to follow.
Use more specific language: The text mentions that the banking sector was "hit hard" but doesn't explain how. Using more specific language to describe the impact on financial institutions would make the text more informative.
Include more details about the stock market's reaction: While the text provides information about how specific stocks and indexes were affected, it doesn't give a broader sense of how the market as a whole reacted to the news.
Use active voice: The text uses passive voice in the sentence "London-based HSBC lost 1.4 percent," which can make the writing less clear and engaging.
Be consistent with capitalization: The text capitalizes some financial institutions (e.g., HSBC) but not others (e.g., Santander Bank). Using consistent capitalization would make the text more polished.
Avoid unnecessary repetition: The text mentions France twice in quick succession (in the sentence about BNP Paribas and the Bank of France quote). Using more varied language would make the text more interesting to read.
Provide more information about the Bank of France's statement: The text quotes a spokesperson for the Bank of France and the French Finance Minister, but doesn't provide any additional context or analysis. Providing more information about the Bank of France's position would help readers understand the broader implications of Silicon Valley Bank's failure.