Macrovyn — Real-Time Global Economic & Sovereign Dashboard

Institutional-grade macroeconomic intelligence platform tracking sovereign bond yield curves, central bank interest rates, bilateral trade balances, precious metals, and Reserve Bank of India foreign exchange reserves in real-time.

Institutional Macroeconomic Tools & Sovereign Analyzers

Core Macroeconomic Datasets & Telemetry Streams

Dataset Geographic Scope Key Variables Cadence Access
Global Sovereign Yield Curves US, DE, UK, JP, CN, IT 1M-30Y Yields, 2Y-10Y Inversion, Term Spreads Daily / Real-Time View Data
India Sovereign G-Sec Curve India (RBI / CCIL) 3M T-Bills to 50Y G-Sec, GS2034 10Y Benchmark Daily / Real-Time View Data
India Retail SIP & MF Flows India (AMFI / CDSL / NSDL) Gross SIP Inflows, Stoppage Ratio, Demat Additions Monthly View Data
Institutional Net Flows (DII vs FII) India (NSE / BSE) DII Cash Buy/Sell, FII Cash Buy/Sell, Spread Daily View Data
Sovereign Forex & Gold Reserves US Fed, PBOC, RBI, BOJ, CBR Forex Reserves USD, Gold Tonnes, Backing Ratio Weekly / Monthly View Data
Global & State Demographics World Bank, 15+ Indian States TFR, Median Age, Dependency Ratios, Age Pyramids Annual View Data
US & India Macro Indicators United States & India PMIs, CPI Inflation, Core PCE, Policy Repo Rates Monthly / High-Frequency View Data

Frequently Asked Questions (Macroeconomic FAQs)

What is an inverted yield curve and why is it significant?
An inverted yield curve occurs when short-term government bond yields are higher than long-term yields. In the US Treasury market, an inverted 2Y-10Y term spread has preceded every major recession over the past 50 years, signaling that investors expect future economic deceleration and central bank rate cuts.
What is the SIP Stoppage Ratio in Indian mutual funds?
The SIP Stoppage Ratio is the percentage of discontinued or matured SIP accounts relative to new SIP registrations in a given month: (Discontinued SIPs / New SIP Registrations) * 100. A rising ratio indicates retail churn, while a low ratio highlights persistent retail accumulation.
What is the central bank Gold Backing Ratio?
The Gold Backing Ratio measures the USD market value of a central bank's physical gold reserves divided by its total foreign exchange reserves: (Gold Value / Total Forex Reserves) * 100. A rising backing ratio indicates strategic sovereign diversification away from fiat paper assets toward hard monetary gold.
What is the Demographic Dividend?
The demographic dividend refers to accelerated economic growth potential resulting from shifts in a country's age structure, specifically when the working-age population (ages 15 to 64) is substantially larger than the dependent youth and elderly cohorts.