Overview See below examples how to connect Position-series with each other, creating a curve. Then it can be connected to the main-series. Examples Crude Oil Brent curve – current (1-24th Position) Create curve, but only from 1st Position to 24th Position series. Crude Oil Brent curve – current and 1y before Create curve from all … Continue reading “Futures (connecting them into curve)”
Overview The Credit Impulse — a term coined by former Deutsche Bank economist Michael Biggs — measures the change in the flow of new credit relative to the size of an economy. It serves as a leading indicator of future economic activity, reflecting whether credit conditions are becoming more supportive or restrictive. Methodology In our … Continue reading “Global Credit Impulse”
Overview Some sources provide separate series for contribution to inflation or GDP. But what happens when they don’t, or there are no weights? Or when you simply want to calculate some series as part of another one? See examples below. Watchlist Charts Under Files/Macrobond chart library/1.Regions & Themes you’ll find folders for selected countries where … Continue reading “Contribution to growth”
Some charts and analyses require a combination of calculations. See below different ways of mixing different analyses and formulas for popular queries:
Analytics Series browser Series list Analysis tree Analyses Formula language Once you’ve found and selected the data to work with, the next step is doing something with it in the Analytics tab. This is where you’ll be executing calculations, linking your workflow with external resources or tools, and applying customizable chart styles and tables. Analytics … Continue reading “Analyzing data – overview”
Find out more about the analyses available in the main application:
What is the Analysis tree? Structure of the Analysis tree Working with the Analysis tree Add/Insert differences Working with many analyses Re-organizing the analysis tree Moving analyses within a branch How to move up, rename, duplicate, or delete analysis What is the Analysis tree? The Analysis tree is the place for adding data, analyses, and … Continue reading “Analysis tree”
Drag the analysis up or down. You can only move analyses within the same branch. This does not affect calculations but can help you reorganize your document. If you want to swap a higher analysis with a lower one (higher/lower in tree hierarchy), you can right-click on the analysis and click on ‘Move up’. Note … Continue reading “How to rearrange analyses in the Analysis tree?”