Macro & Cross-Asset
Global and cross-market comparison, macro, FX and crypto assets, commodity prices, and the rates and credit backdrop.
144 report specifications in this section
| ID | Title and research question | Category | Chart | Priority | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAC-029 | Inflation erosion of purchasing power How much does the real purchasing power of a fixed sum decline? | Macro, FX and crypto assets | Line | Catalogue #482 P2 | Sample |
| MAC-043 | USD-pegged asset deviation monitor Have the selected USD-pegged coins deviated from the 1 USD reference value? | Macro, FX and crypto assets | Line | Catalogue #484 P2 | Sample |
| MAC-041 | Crypto and stock risk co-movement Do crypto assets still provide a source of volatility different from stocks? | Macro, FX and crypto assets | Line | Catalogue #508 P3 | Sample |
| MAC-040 | Crypto market advance breadth How many assets are participating in the market's rise? | Macro, FX and crypto assets | Line | Catalogue #563 P3 | Sample |
| MAC-007 | EURIBOR funding term curve How large are the differences across tenors in euro short-term funding reference rates? | Macro, FX and crypto assets | Line | Catalogue #829 P4 | Sample |
| MAC-013 | Consumer inflation vs. GDP deflator gap How do the prices households face differ from price trends in domestic output? | Macro, FX and crypto assets | Line | Catalogue #831 P4 | Sample |
| MAC-004 | Yield curve mid-section curvature Is the medium-term yield above or below the line connecting the short and long ends? | Macro, FX and crypto assets | Line | Catalogue #900 P4 | Sample |
| MAC-017 | Official reference rate vs. market exchange rate How large is the gap between the reference fixing and the end-of-day market exchange rate? | Macro, FX and crypto assets | Line | Catalogue #926 P4 | Sample |
| MAC-009 | Bank reference rate vs. government bond yield spread How does the premium of the euro bank funding reference over the same-maturity government bond yield change? | Macro, FX and crypto assets | Line | Catalogue #936 P4 | Sample |
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