How Nowcasting Macro works, and the limits of what it can tell you.
An economic-intelligence platform that combines quarterly macro forecasts (an ensemble of statistical and machine-learning models) with daily news-sentiment signals, plus analytical layers: macro laws, causal graphs, a scenario planner, and GDP attribution.
Official statistics are published weeks after the quarter they describe. A nowcast is an estimate of the most recent quarter that has ended (or is underway) but isn’t published yet — an estimate of the present. A forecast looks further ahead, to quarters that have not happened.
Each forecast is checked against recent history; we report the typical error (“within ±X”) so you can judge reliability. Accuracy varies by country, indicator and horizon, and past performance does not guarantee future results.
News sentiment refreshes daily; macro forecasts are re-run each quarter as new official data arrives. Because inputs are revised, the numbers you see will change over time.
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