The state of the global economy at a glance. Every card answers: what happened, versus what was expected, and what it means for markets.

Deposits, lending, delinquencies, credit spreads and the plumbing that decides whether money is getting easier or tighter. Purple = liquidity indicators.

Ten major central banks: where policy is, where it's heading, and who is adding or removing liquidity from the world.

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Rolling correlations across the pairs that define this cycle. Correlation measures co-movement — it does not always imply causation, and it is regime-dependent. Values are reference (90-day baseline), scaled per window since shorter lookbacks are genuinely noisier and typically pull correlations toward zero — this isn't a live tick-by-tick recompute, wire in a historical price feed for that.

Every complex concept on this platform, explained the same way: definition → why it matters → interpretation → typical reaction → exceptions → real example.

Where independent signal categories stack up for a name: macro bias, session momentum, the liquidity backdrop, and cross-asset correlation. High confluence means the signals agree; a mixed read means stand aside. The macro-bias and momentum rows update from the live feed on the Macro Dashboard.

Every tracked instrument in one table, ranked by bias score. Crypto, gold, silver, and the dollar are computed from live prices; equity/index rows stay reference until a Twelve Data key is added in Settings (⚙).

Growth vs. inflation defines the regime; policy determines how long it lasts. The inflation axis moves with the live BLS CPI trend; the growth axis uses the latest reference GDP print until a live GDP feed is wired in.

The core suite of US releases. CPI, core CPI, PPI, unemployment, participation, wages, and job openings pull live from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. GDP, ISM PMI, retail sales, and consumer sentiment stay reference until wired to BEA/Census/ISM feeds.

Quarterly output and its components. The BEA doesn't offer a free browser-callable feed, so this stays a maintained reference snapshot consistent with the Macro Dashboard's regime card.

Headline, core, and producer prices pull live from BLS. Category breakdown and market-implied inflation expectations stay reference until wired to a breakeven-rate feed.

Payrolls, unemployment, participation, wages, and job openings pull live from BLS. Weekly jobless claims and the quits rate stay reference — they publish on a cadence BLS's public series API doesn't carry cleanly.

Upcoming macro releases this cycle. Dates are illustrative reference — wire this to a licensed calendar feed (or your own release-date list) for exact, guaranteed-accurate timing.

A closer look at the Fed specifically. Rate and balance-sheet figures mirror the Global Central-Bank page; the meeting-by-meeting cut odds are market-implied (CME FedWatch-style) and stay reference until wired to a futures feed.

No free, CORS-enabled live bond-yield feed exists for a static local file — this stays a maintained reference curve consistent with the US10Y figure used elsewhere.

Live cross rates from the same open.er-api feed that powers the ticker and the synthetic DXY calculation on the Macro Dashboard.

The composite index is a live market-based risk proxy: it's computed from real gold safe-haven momentum and real Bitcoin realized volatility, refreshed every 5 minutes — not a news headline count. No free structured feed exists for the individual named risk factors below, so that list stays a curated reference register to replace with your own desk's view.

Slower-moving structural indicators. These update annually at best even on paid terminals, so "live" isn't really the right bar — this is a maintained reference snapshot.

Crypto fear/greed is computed live from real BTC momentum. CBOE actually publishes VIX9D/VIX3M/VIX6M and put/call ratios for free — checking whether this browser can reach them directly (their CDN doesn't set a CORS header, so it depends on your setup). AAII's bull/bear survey has no public feed at all, so that one stays reference.

A directory of every tracked instrument — the same live prices and bias scores from the Macro Dashboard and ticker, in one browsable index.

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