Accuracy and methodological consistency are central to our research process. While all content is reviewed prior to publication, certain analyses, forecasts, or datasets may require clarification, correction, or updating after release.
This policy explains how such situations are handled.
When a potential material factual issue is identified—either through internal review or external feedback—it is evaluated by the research and editorial team to determine its relevance, materiality, and impact on the analysis.
Minor editorial edits that do not affect the meaning or interpretation of the content (such as grammar, formatting, or stylistic refinements) are not treated as corrections.
Corrections or clarifications may be made in cases involving numerical inaccuracies, misclassification, or analytical interpretations that materially affect conclusions.
Market forecasts and forward-looking estimates are inherently subject to change as new data, assumptions, or market conditions emerge. Updates reflecting such changes are considered part of normal analytical maintenance and do not necessarily indicate an error in the original publication.
Depending on the nature of the revision, content may be updated with revised figures, additional explanation, or adjusted analysis. Where appropriate, an updated publication or revision date may be displayed, and significant analytical changes may be noted within the content.
Historical versions are not publicly archived unless required for regulatory, contractual, or compliance purposes.
Readers, clients, or partners who identify a potential factual issue may report it through our official contact channels. All submissions are reviewed, though not all result in formal corrections.
Last reviewed: February 2026