About Macroeconomic Risk Index

What the platform does

Macro data is abundant but hard to compare: every country publishes on its own calendar, in its own units, with its own quirks. Macroeconomic Risk Index normalises five core indicators onto identical 0–100 scales, combines them with published weights into a single economic risk score, charts the full history behind each value, and projects each series forward with its own transparent model. The result is a view where “is this economy under more strain than that one?” has an answer you can audit line by line.

The platform started as a single-country Kazakhstan dashboard and was rebuilt to be country-agnostic and fully data-driven. Indicators are now retrieved automatically from the World Bank, FRED and OECD APIs on a weekly schedule and stored with their full history, so adding an economy means adding one row to the country registry: scoring, charts, forecasts, back-tests, rankings and comparisons all follow automatically.