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The Palantir of the global economy.

Every economy, market, currency, commodity and company, in one view. See where the world stands right now, then drill into any part of it until you reach the number and the source behind it.

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GLOBAL
36 regionsbuilt 2026-08-03
WHAT
World GDP Growth
3.1% YoY
IMF World Economic Outlook (NGDP_RPCH WEOWORLD), as of 2026
Global Inflation
2.7% YoY
World Bank WDI / BIS-WB cpi_yoy series, 4 economies, as of 2025-01-01
World Trade Volume
0.7% MoM
MoM +3.0
CPB World Trade Monitor, as of Apr 2026 (index 2021=100, MoM %)
World Government Debt
95.3% GDP
IMF World Economic Outlook GGXWDG_NGDP world aggregate, as of 2026
Global Manufacturing PMI
50.3index
Chg −0.4
Global Manufacturing PMI, as of Jun 2026
World at a glance7 economies
EconomyGDPCPIRateDebt
United States2.13.53.63122
Japan1.23.21.00250
China5.03.0093
Germany0.22.22.2563
France0.92.25114
United Kingdom1.33.75102
India7.62.45.2584
Output and tradeannual · monthly
GDPTradeIMF · CPB
WHERE
FX & money flows4 pairs
EUR/USD
1.137
USD per EUR
1w −0.6%YoY −2.4%
ECB
GBP/USD
1.329
USD per GBP
1w −1.1%YoY −1.0%
ECB
USD/BRL
5.116
BRL per USD
1w 0.0%YoY −8.3%
ECB
USD/CNY
6.771
CNY per USD
1w −0.1%YoY −5.6%
ECB
World mapGrowth
ISLNORSWEFINRUSCANGBRDNKPOLUKRKAZUSAIRLNLDDEUCZETURCHNJPNMEXESPFRAITAGRCIRNINDKORCOLMAREGYSAUARETHAPHLPERBRANGAETHIDNCHLARGZAFVNMAUSNZL
+0.2%+9.2%IMF WEO
WHY
Cascade impact4 hops · the chain
H1SemiconductorsAutomotive Manufacturing
H2Automotive ManufacturingUsed-Vehicle Retail (US)
H3Used-Vehicle Retail (US)US CPI Used Cars & Trucks
H4US CPI Used Cars & TrucksUS CPI
Health pillars0 to 100
Growth48
Inflation60
Financial conditions48
Debt stress96
Event load52
NEXT
How the calls landedscored calls
42
42%went the way we called
15 of 36 scored calls went the way we called them

Data Sources

  • BIS
  • CPB
  • ECB
  • IMF
  • World Bank
01 / THE VIEW

Start with the whole world. Drill until you hit the source.

/global
WHAT
World at a glance7 economies
EconomyGDPCPIRateDebt
United States2.13.53.63122
Japan1.23.21.00250
China5.03.0093
Germany0.22.22.2563
France0.92.25114
United Kingdom1.33.75102
India7.62.45.2584
Impact radiusone event
OPEC decision2026-07-05
24entities reached
Reached by kind
industries17
companies3
economic indicators3
commodity1
World GDP Growth
3.1% YoY
IMF World Economic Outlook (NGDP_RPCH WEOWORLD), as of 2026
Global Inflation
2.7% YoY
World Bank WDI / BIS-WB cpi_yoy series, 4 economies, as of 2025-01-01
World Trade Volume
0.7% MoM
MoM +3.0
CPB World Trade Monitor, as of Apr 2026 (index 2021=100, MoM %)
World Government Debt
95.3% GDP
IMF World Economic Outlook GGXWDG_NGDP world aggregate, as of 2026
Global Manufacturing PMI
50.3index
Chg −0.4
Global Manufacturing PMI, as of Jun 2026
01

The whole picture, then any thread in it

Growth and stress across every economy on one screen. Pull on anything that happened and get the full set of industries, companies, markets and commodities it reaches.

  • The event in plain words, with the day it happened.
  • Every name it reaches, counted once, nothing double counted.
  • Split by kind, so you can see where the weight sits.
/cascade
WHY
Cascade impact4 hops · the chain
H1SemiconductorsAutomotive Manufacturing
H2Automotive ManufacturingUsed-Vehicle Retail (US)
H3Used-Vehicle Retail (US)US CPI Used Cars & Trucks
H4US CPI Used Cars & TrucksUS CPI
Health pillars0 to 100
Growth48
Inflation60
Financial conditions48
Debt stress96
Event load52
Output and tradeannual · monthly
02

See how one part of the world reaches another

Output, trade and the health of every pillar, with the chain that runs from one name to the next laid out step by step, so you can argue with it instead of taking it on faith.

  • Every step numbered, from the first name to the last.
  • Which way it moves at both ends of each step.
  • How far the chain runs before it stops.
/scenarios
WHY
World mapIMF WEO
ISLNORSWEFINRUSCANGBRDNKPOLUKRKAZUSAIRLNLDDEUCZETURCHNJPNMEXESPFRAITAGRCIRNINDKORCOLMAREGYSAUARETHAPHLPERBRANGAETHIDNCHLARGZAFVNMAUSNZL
Run a shockhow big · how sure
Japan · Japan Equities (Nikkei / TOPIX) · Japanese Yen · US Equities (S&P 500 / Nasdaq)2024-08-05
H1US Equities (S&P 500 / Nasdaq)Bitcoin
H2BitcoinEthereum
Reached0–3 weeks
Japan Equities (Nikkei / TOPIX)85%
Ethereum60%
Japanese Yen78%
US Treasury Market70%
03

Run the shock before it runs you

Pick a shock, watch it travel the map, and find out what it lands on, how hard it lands and how long you have.

  • A library of shocks to pick from, each named by what actually happened.
  • The chain drawing itself out, step by step, with the direction it moves.
  • What each name takes: how big, how sure, and how many weeks out.
/calendar
NEXT
August 202610 scheduled
SMTWTFS
12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
DecisionsReleasesEarningsVotes
Coming up8 items ahead
3 Aug
ISM Manufacturing PMIUnited States
moves ISM Manufacturing PMI
Data release
5 Aug
RBI MPC Rate DecisionIndia
moves RBI Repo Rate, Indian Rupee, India Equities (BSE Sensex)
Central bank decision
5 Aug
Caterpillar Q2 EarningsUnited States
moves Caterpillar Inc., Construction
Earnings
7 Aug
US Employment Situation (July)United States
moves US Unemployment Rate, US Fed Funds Target (upper)
Data release
7 Aug
Colombia presidential inauguration (govt transition)World
moves Crude Oil (Brent)
Election
12 Aug
India CPI (July data)India
moves India CPI Inflation (YoY), RBI Repo Rate
Data release
12 Aug
US CPI (July data)United States
moves US CPI, US Fed Funds Target (upper)
Data release
19 Aug
BHP Full-Year ResultsAustralia
moves BHP Group, Copper
Earnings
04

Know what is coming before it arrives

The decisions, releases and votes ahead, each one already tied to the names it moves, so nothing on the calendar catches you cold.

  • The month in one view, with every day that carries something.
  • Marked by kind, so a rate decision never hides behind an earnings date.
  • What is next, in order, and what each one moves.
/predictions
NEXT
How sure we wereaverage when the call was made
Called it72
Half right67
Called it wrong66
How they landedscored calls
Called it15
Half right14
Called it wrong7
How the calls landedscored calls
42
42%went the way we called
15 of 36 scored calls went the way we called them
4 still open
FX & money flows4 pairs
EUR/USD
1.137
USD per EUR
1w −0.6%YoY −2.4%
ECB
GBP/USD
1.329
USD per GBP
1w −1.1%YoY −1.0%
ECB
USD/BRL
5.116
BRL per USD
1w 0.0%YoY −8.3%
ECB
USD/CNY
6.771
CNY per USD
1w −0.1%YoY −5.6%
ECB
05

We keep score where you can see it

Every call gets checked against what actually happened, and the record stays on the page whichever way it went.

  • Only calls with a known outcome are counted.
  • How often the call went the right way.
  • The wins and the total, side by side.

You have barely seen it.

Trade, output, debt, money flows, currencies, commodities, crypto, companies, industries. Each one has its own screen and all of them sit on the same graph. Trace a currency move down to the companies it squeezes. Watch capital drain out of a corridor while it is still draining. Put an alert two hops from something you hold and hear about it before it reaches you.

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02 / PROOF

Check us. Do not trust us.

This is the whole record the engine holds today: the regions it watches, the series it tracks, the events it has read and what it has already traced across them. Every event still carries the sentence it was read from. Every link in the graph names the economic reason it exists. Pull on any number below and you land on a source you already know.

1.1M+
Observed datapoints
Every one traceable back to how it was measured
36
Regions covered
1.5K+
Indicators and prices tracked
1K+
Companies, industries and instruments mapped
237
Events read from published text
every one quoting the source it came from
354
Dependency links modelled
across 9 economic mechanisms
78
Impact paths traced through the graph
140 steps in all
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