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

Sample data. Every number, symbol and holding on these pages is generated sample data dated 2026-10-16, used only to illustrate layout and method for educational and informational purposes. It is not market data, backtest output or a forecast, and the analytics described in the specifications are not running.

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ID Title and research question Category Chart Priority Data
GLB-001 Global market close overview How did the major global equity markets perform on their latest full trading day? Global and cross-market comparison Heatmap Catalogue #12 P0 Sample
GLB-006 Global sector relative performance How much does stock performance in the same sector differ across regions? Global and cross-market comparison Heatmap Catalogue #243 P2 Sample
GLB-009 Global annual returns table How do the winners and losers rotate across markets from year to year? Global and cross-market comparison Heatmap Catalogue #288 P2 Sample
GLB-026 Major currency volatility heatmap Which currency pairs have had the sharpest recent exchange rate moves? Global and cross-market comparison Heatmap Catalogue #477 P2 Sample
MAC-039 Crypto assets relative strength rotation Is the rally spreading from the leader to other crypto assets? Macro, FX and crypto assets Heatmap Catalogue #562 P3 Sample
MAC-048 Macro regimes and historical asset returns How have assets performed under different annual growth and inflation combinations? Macro, FX and crypto assets Heatmap Catalogue #851 P4 Sample
GLB-042 Cross-market lead-lag relationships Do the timing relationships between returns in different markets show consistent patterns within the sample? Global and cross-market comparison Heatmap Catalogue #925 P4 Sample
rates_credit_reference-05 Global government bond benchmark comparison Rates and credit backdrop Heatmap Workbench #5 P1 Sample

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