What you get: A weekly macro research service. Country reports with nine sections of analysis per market, plus a global cross-asset report that ties regional views into one coherent picture. The research draws on a library of roughly 200 million rows of market and macro data.
The Product
Weekly macro research in two forms:Country Reports
Nine sections of analysis per market, covering macro data, central bank policy, fixed income, currency, sentiment, factors, and sector positioning.
Global Cross-Asset Report
A top-down view that compares regions and asset classes on a single positioning framework, spanning equities, fixed income, currencies and commodities, and synthesizes the week’s country-level findings.
Why Teams Use It
Consistent market coverage: Macro Reports applies a common research framework across covered developed and emerging markets in Asia, Europe, and the Americas. The recurring section structure makes markets and successive reports easier to compare. An integrated market view: the synthesis stage brings the specialist sections into one thesis and explains how their findings inform the allocation view. Geopolitics in the positioning call: political and geopolitical developments are part of the research brief. Analysts consider structural changes beyond the weekly news cycle and their implications for tactical allocation. Weekly updates with continuity: each report uses the latest available data and the record of prior views to explain what has changed and what continues to support the outlook. Support for the research team: recurring macro coverage gives internal teams a common starting point for allocation discussions and client-specific analysis.Who It Is For
Family Offices
The need: Institutional-grade macro context without institutional headcount.The fit: Weekly research on rates, currencies, equities, and sentiment across covered markets, to support allocation discussions with principals and external managers.
Private Banks
The need: Consistent, client-ready market commentary across many markets.The fit: Reports written in a professional institutional register, with a disciplined separation between observation and speculation.
Wealth and Asset Managers
The need: A systematic second opinion on tactical positioning.The fit: An explicit, repeatable positioning framework, the Quantum Score and its four pillars, that can be compared week over week and challenged in investment committee.
What a Subscriber Receives
Every week:- Country reports for covered markets, each with nine sections: market news and developments, key macro indicators, fixed income, currency, liquidity and sentiment, tactical asset allocation, factor analysis, sector analysis, and sector positioning
- A global cross-asset report comparing equities, fixed income, and currencies across regions on a single scoring framework, with a global sentiment-regime read and a synthesized global view
- Charts and exhibits generated from the same data that drives the text, so visuals and narrative stay aligned
- Continuity: each report is aware of what the previous week’s report said, flags what changed, and explains why
Research Standards
Three practices guide report preparation:- Data discipline: analysts receive dated quantitative inputs and are instructed to omit figures that lack supporting data
- Automated review: grading against editorial standards guides draft refinement and selection before synthesis and editorial review. See the review process
- Clear interpretation: the editorial brief distinguishes observed data from forecasts and expresses forward-looking views in probabilistic terms
Explore Further
Methodology
How a report is produced, from data ingestion to editorial review.
Inside a Macro Report
The nine sections and the global cross-asset report.
Data and Coverage
What the pipelines ingest and how often.
Macro Report API
Programmatic access to report content.
About this documentation. These pages describe how Parallax Macro Reports are produced: the data that feeds them, the process that writes them, and the terms they use. They are product documentation, not research.They contain no investment views. Positioning labels such as Overweight, Neutral and Underweight are defined here for reference only. Any views appear in the reports themselves, which carry their own disclosures.Parallax Macro Reports are produced by Chicago Global Capital Pte Ltd, regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.