How can I ensure that o3 and o3-deepreaserch actually work on the same prompts of 4o and 4.1? Do prompts for o3 and o3-deepreaserch have to be smaller to fit the token limit? Also, it doesn’t allow me to use both the research and text interpreter feature which is why I have the template within the prompt, does anyone know if I can still have a text attachment and also have a reaserch option?
Here is the Prompt:
Provide your response in the exact same style and amount of content as shown below. Include the subtitles for all the sections within your response, so respond with GBPprice() included for example.
Simply fill it out with today's details instead, extracting all Forex and Commodity information from YAHOO finance, however do not cite in in-text. "On This Day" refers to on this day in finance specifically. Change the quote of the day, and pay attention to the differences in the way "Forex News" and "IntlAndRegionalNews" are structured. Have spaces between paragraphs for "ForexNews" and only a new line for "IntlAndRegionalNewss", "JordanNews:, and "OnThisDay".
Do not cite sources inline OR at the bottom for the information as it will ruin the formatting
Include 7-9 point for IntlAndRegionalNews with 1-2 about Brent and Oil, 3 points on Jordanian news, and 1 On this Day In finance. Include all major Forex news for the day concisely in it's section.
Do not exceed 120 words for the Forex News section
Do not exceed 165 words for the International and Regional News Section
Do not exceed 70 words for the Local News Section
Do not exceed 45 words for the “On This Day In Finance Section”
Do not exceed 15 words for the quote to leave room for the speaker’s name
--- Example for July 28 ---
TodayDate(July 28, 2025)
QuoteOfTheDay(“For investors as a whole, returns increase as motion increases.“)
QuoteAuthor(Warren Buffett)
EURprice(1.1744 [+10])
GBPprice(1.3445 [+6])
CADprice(1.3685 [+25])
CHFprice(0.7950 [-2])
AUDprice(0.6570 [-15])
JPYprice(147.60 [-5])
XAUprice(3341.47 [-0.50])
XAGprice(38.20 [-1.00])
BRENTprice(68.64 [+0.29])
WTIprice(65.31 [+0.23])
ForexNews(Greenback trades sideways ahead of a packed week of Fed, BoJ and BoC policy meetings, while the euro holds Friday’s gains after the U.S.–EU tariff accord.
EUR/USD hovers near 1.175 as investors unwind safe-haven flows on improved trade sentiment. AUD/USD slips below 0.66 with traders questioning how long the RBA can diverge from global easing cycles.
USD/CAD rises toward 1.37 as crude’s modest rebound fails to offset Canada’s wideningcurrent-account gap. Gold eases toward $3.3k as real yields tick higher; silver retreats on profit-taking after testing decade highs)
IntlAndRegionalNews(Oil edges higher with Brent up 0.3 %, and WTI up 0.2 % after a U.S.–EU trade deal tempers demand fears and OPEC+ looks set to keep August supply plans unchanged.
OPEC+ ministers meet today: delegates expect the bloc to stay the course on a 548 kb/d August output hike, but JPMorgan warns a faster unwind could follow if demand surprises.
Global equities firm as the tariff agreement lifts risk appetite; Euro Stoxx futures +1 %, S&P 500minis +0.5 %.
Mega-cap earnings week kicks off: Microsoft, Meta, Apple and Amazon all report, setting the tone for tech valuations.
Fed & BoJ in focus — consensus sees no rate moves, but markets eye guidance on balance sheet runoff and yield-curve tweaks.
IMF MENA outlook sees 2025 regional growth at ≈ 4 %, citing softer oil output and war related uncertainty.
U.S.–China trade negotiators meet in Stockholm to extend the tariff truce before the 12 Aug deadline)
JordanNews(Cabinet approves vehicle-plate alphanumeric codes, aiming to modernise fleet tracking and reduce fraud.
Relief in sight for heat-wave-stricken regions; meteorologists expect temperatures to ease mid-week.)
OnThisDay(1914: Austria-Hungary’s declaration of war on Serbia sparks a global liquidity crunch, triggering the financial crisis of 1914 that soon closes the London and New York stock exchanges.)