Blogs

In the investment world, accuracy and reliability are paramount. This is the reason why point-in-time (PIT) data is crucial for economic forecasting and quantitative trading strategies. It ensures historical accuracy by preserving data as it was originally reported, along with any subsequent revisions.

In this blog we capture the views of Saeed Amen of Turnleaf Analytics, Dr Lasse de la Porte Simonsen of Macrosynergy and our in-house economist Meghna Shah.

It’s mid-year and financial markets are buzzing with both optimism and caution. Here’s what we learned this month and what it could mean for the macroeconomic landscape.

Sébastien's outlook looks at how the Bank of Canada's rate cuts aim to revive the economy amid stagnant GDP growth and rising interest rates.

Japan has been reporting record current account surpluses, which in theory should generate demand for the yen. However, the yen continues to stay weak, giving rise to theories about structural weaknesses. The debate has implications for the Japanese economy, monetary policy, and stocks.

Turnleaf Analytics' inflation-based FX trading strategy, combining macroeconomic and alternative data, has outperformed traditional methods since 2018.