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• GDP Growth: Higher = stronger economy, positive for equities
• CPI (Inflation): Target is ~2%, higher = potential rate hikes
• Unemployment: Lower = healthier job market, more consumer spending
Worldwide average economic output per person
• What it measures: Total economic output divided by population
• Why it matters: Indicates average living standards and purchasing power
• Investment insight: Higher GDP per capita countries often have more stable markets and higher consumer spending
• Regional variation: Developed nations ($40k+) vs emerging markets ($5k-$15k) vs developing nations (under $5k)
West Texas Intermediate benchmark
Henry Hub spot price
• Inflation Driver: Rising energy costs increase transportation and production expenses
• Sector Impact: Airlines, logistics, and manufacturing are highly sensitive to oil prices
• Consumer Spending: Higher gas prices reduce disposable income for other goods
• Fed Policy: Persistent energy inflation may trigger interest rate adjustments
| Currency | Name | Exchange Rate | 1 USD = |
|---|---|---|---|
🇪🇺EUR | Euro | 0.9200 | 0.92 EUR |
🇬🇧GBP | British Pound | 0.7900 | 0.79 GBP |
🇯🇵JPY | Japanese Yen | 149.8200 | 149.82 JPY |
🇨🇳CNY | Chinese Yuan | 7.2400 | 7.24 CNY |
• Stronger USD: Rate decreases (fewer foreign units per dollar)
• Weaker USD: Rate increases (more foreign units per dollar)
• Trade Impact: Strong USD makes imports cheaper, exports costlier
• Investment: Currency movements affect international stock returns
• International Stocks: Currency changes affect returns when converted back to USD
• Corporate Earnings: Multinational companies' profits fluctuate with forex
• Commodities: Most traded in USD, so currency strength affects prices
• Travel & Imports: Strong USD increases purchasing power abroad
• Sentiment Signals: Positive news often precedes price rallies, negative news may trigger sell-offs
• Sector Rotation: Policy changes and economic reports drive capital between sectors
• Risk Events: Geopolitical tensions, Fed announcements, and earnings surprises create volatility
• Timing Trades: Major news releases (CPI, jobs data, Fed meetings) are scheduled and predictable