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Global Macro Compass
All G10 currencies plus Singapore — live macro data. Rate, money supply, and yield divergence drives medium-term currency direction — spot the macro gap before it moves.
Indicator Heatmap — ranked vs peers
| Country | Policy Rate ↑ better | Inflation ↓ better | GDP Growth ↑ better | Money Supply ↓ better | 10-Year Yield ↑ better | Unemployment ↓ better |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
🇺🇸 USD United States | 3.63% #3/5 | 3.9% #12/13 | +1.6% #6/14 | 4.7% #2/3 | 4.48% #4/10 | 4.3% #6/12 |
🇬🇧 GBP United Kingdom | — | 3.3% #11/13 | +1.1% #11/14 | — | 4.82% #2/10 | 4.7% #8/12 |
🇦🇺 AUD Australia | — | 3.2% #10/13 | +1.4% #8/14 | — | 4.96% #1/10 | 4.1% #4/12 |
🇳🇿 NZD New Zealand | — | 2.9% #9/13 | +1.3% #10/14 | — | 4.68% #3/10 | 5.1% #10/12 |
🇨🇦 CAD Canada | 5.25% #2/5 | 2.8% #7/13 | +1.6% #7/14 | 5.9% #3/3 | 3.48% #6/10 | 6.9% #11/12 |
🇪🇺 EUR Eurozone | 2.00% #4/5 | — | +0.4% #13/14 | 3.3% #1/3 | 3.22% #7/10 | — |
🇨🇭 CHF Switzerland | — | 0.0% #1/13 | +1.3% #9/14 | — | 0.45% #10/10 | 4.9% #9/12 |
🇸🇪 SEK Sweden | — | 2.8% #8/13 | +0.8% #12/14 | — | 2.78% #8/10 | 8.7% #12/12 |
🇳🇴 NOK Norway | — | 2.5% #5/13 | +2.1% #5/14 | — | 4.29% #5/10 | 4.6% #7/12 |
🇯🇵 JPY Japan | 0.30% #5/5 | 2.7% #6/13 | +0.1% #14/14 | — | 2.52% #9/10 | 2.5% #1/12 |
🇮🇳 INR India | 6.75% #1/5 | 5.0% #13/13 | +6.5% #1/14 | — | — | 4.2% #5/12 |
🇸🇬 SGD Singapore | — | 2.4% #4/13 | +4.4% #3/14 | — | — | 2.8% #2/12 |
🇲🇾 MYR Malaysia | — | 1.8% #3/13 | +5.1% #2/14 | — | — | 3.8% #3/12 |
🇭🇰 HKD Hong Kong | — | 1.7% #2/13 | +2.5% #4/14 | — | — | — |
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Macro Snapshot
Macro Gap Score — Attractiveness vs USD
Carry · Yield · Inflation · LiquidityMost attractive vs USD
🇮🇳 INR — Rate +3.12pp vs Fed
Least attractive vs USD
🇯🇵 JPY — Rate -3.33pp vs Fed
#CurrencyGap vs USD ◀ negative · zero · positive ▶ScoreSignalTop driver
1+1.26
🇮🇳INR
Mild +
Rate +3.12pp vs Fed
2+0.67
🇭🇰HKD
Mild +
CPI 2.2pp lower than US
3+0.63
🇲🇾MYR
Mild +
CPI 2.1pp lower than US
4+0.52
🇨🇦CAD
Mild +
Rate +1.62pp vs Fed
5+0.47
🇸🇬SGD
Mild +
CPI 1.6pp lower than US
6+0.43
🇦🇺AUD
Mild +
10Y yield +0.48pp vs UST
7+0.39
🇳🇿NZD
Neutral
10Y yield +0.20pp vs UST
8+0.37
🇳🇴NOK
Neutral
10Y yield -0.19pp vs UST
9+0.34
🇬🇧GBP
Neutral
10Y yield +0.34pp vs UST
10-0.34
🇸🇪SEK
Neutral
10Y yield -1.70pp vs UST
11-0.44
🇨🇭CHF
Mild −
10Y yield -4.03pp vs UST
12-1.03
🇪🇺EUR
Mild −
Rate -1.63pp vs Fed
13-2.09
🇯🇵JPY
Unattractive
Rate -3.33pp vs Fed
Score = rate diff (×0.5) + 10Y yield diff (×0.4) − CPI diff (×0.3) − M2 diff (×0.2). All differentials measured against USD. Positive = more macro-attractive than USD. Not a price forecast — directional tendency only.
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Indicator | 🇺🇸 USD | 🇬🇧 GBP | 🇦🇺 AUD | 🇳🇿 NZD | 🇨🇦 CAD | 🇪🇺 EUR | 🇨🇭 CHF | 🇸🇪 SEK | 🇳🇴 NOK | 🇯🇵 JPY | 🇮🇳 INR | 🇸🇬 SGD | 🇲🇾 MYR | 🇭🇰 HKD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Forex Divergence Signals
Medium-term directional bias vs USD, derived from three macro differentials: policy rate (carry), CPI (purchasing power), and M2 growth (leading inflation indicator).
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GBP/USD
Spot: GBP/USD 1.3360
Rate diff vs USD—
CPI diff vs US-0.68pp
M2 growth diff vs US—
CPI 0.7pp slower than US (inflation +)
Macro tendency only · Not investment advice
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AUD/USD
Spot: AUD/USD 0.7060
Signal methodology
Rate differential
Weight ×1.0
Higher yield = carry incentive. Strongest near-term driver of currency flows.
CPI differential
Weight ×0.5 (inverse)
Faster inflation erodes purchasing power and weakens the currency over time.
M2 growth diff
Weight ×0.3 (inverse)
More money supply = future inflation. A leading signal before CPI responds.
Yield curve (10Y − policy rate): Positive = normal (growth expectations). Near zero or negative = flat/inverted curve — historically precedes recession by 12–18 months.
GDP recession flag: Two consecutive negative QoQ quarters = technical recession. One negative quarter = warning. Current account surplus (% GDP) provides structural FX support.
All forex differentials measured as foreign economy minus US. Positive composite favours the foreign currency vs USD. Strength: Strong >1.5, Moderate 0.4–1.5, Weak 0.1–0.4. Past macro divergence is not a reliable predictor of future exchange rates.
US · UK · AU · NZ · CA · EZ · CH · SE · NO · JP via FRED (Federal Reserve) · SG via MAS & SingStat · Refreshed every 6 hours · Not financial advice