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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-003 Hong Kong versus US market comparison How do the Hong Kong and US markets differ in valuation, trend and risk? Global and cross-market comparison Multi-series Catalogue #63 P1 Sample
MAC-001 Global macro markets overview How are equities, exchange rates, bond yields and crypto markets moving together today? Macro, FX and crypto assets Multi-series Catalogue #93 P1 Sample
MAC-036 Crypto asset market overview What does the price and market capitalization landscape of available crypto assets look like? Macro, FX and crypto assets Multi-series Catalogue #247 P2 Sample
GLB-025 US dollar moves and overseas stock markets When the US dollar strengthens or weakens, how do local-currency and USD returns differ for overseas stock markets? Global and cross-market comparison Multi-series Catalogue #505 P3 Sample
MAC-019 Market reaction after economic releases How do stocks, bond yields and exchange rates change after a data release? Macro, FX and crypto assets Multi-series Catalogue #507 P3 Sample
MAC-005 Yield curve change decomposition Is the change in bond yields mainly a parallel shift, a change in slope or a local distortion? Macro, FX and crypto assets Multi-series Catalogue #848 P4 Sample
GLB-045 Comparing the technology sector across China, Hong Kong and the US Does the same broad technology theme have different composition and risks in the China, Hong Kong and US markets? Global and cross-market comparison Multi-series Catalogue #932 P4 Sample
commodities-03 Brent-WTI regional price spread Commodity reference prices Multi-series Workbench #3 P0 Sample
crypto_spot-03 Performance relative to BTC or ETH Crypto spot Multi-series Workbench #3 P0 Sample
rates_credit_reference-03 Real rates and inflation compensation reference Rates and credit backdrop Multi-series Workbench #3 P0 Sample
commodities-04 Global natural gas reference price spreads Commodity reference prices Multi-series Workbench #4 P1 Sample
commodities-05 Commodity seasonal ranges Commodity reference prices Multi-series Workbench #5 P1 Sample
commodities-06 Energy and metals price cycles Commodity reference prices Multi-series Workbench #6 P1 Sample
crypto_spot-06 Market share snapshot: BTC, ETH and other coins Crypto spot Multi-series Workbench #6 P1 Sample
commodities-07 Commodity price change correlation matrix Commodity reference prices Multi-series Workbench #7 P1 Sample
crypto_spot-07 24/7 volatility and weekend risk Crypto spot Multi-series Workbench #7 P1 Sample
fx_spot-07 Volatility profile by Asian, European and American sessions FX spot Multi-series Workbench #7 P1 Sample
crypto_spot-08 Stablecoin depeg magnitude and duration Crypto spot Multi-series Workbench #8 P2 Sample
rates_credit_reference-08 Funding stress spread monitor Rates and credit backdrop Multi-series Workbench #8 P2 Sample
commodities-10 Continuous futures rolls and investable return Commodity reference prices Multi-series Workbench #10 P2 Sample
crypto_spot-10 Decomposition of historical market cap and price growth Crypto spot Multi-series Workbench #10 P2 Sample
fx_spot-10 Reference rate spread and spot price trend FX spot Multi-series Workbench #10 P2 Sample
crypto_spot-11 Recent trade prices and provider quantities Crypto spot Multi-series Workbench #11 P2 Sample
rates_credit_reference-11 Corporate bond market stress and sovereign risk panel Rates and credit backdrop Multi-series Workbench #11 P2 Sample

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