Provenance
Source routes and product methods remain available so readers can inspect how an output was constructed.
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Methodology
Public source routes, limitations, and forecasting standards make the analytical process easier to understand.
Source routes and product methods remain available so readers can inspect how an output was constructed.
Products identify their time horizon and update behavior where that context matters to interpretation.
Products may depend on external sources and methodologies. A listing is not a guarantee of completeness, availability, or predictive performance.
Forecasting
Forecasting claims are published only with a defined horizon, scoring rule, and evidence that readers can examine.
Read the forecast evaluation protocolThe Keep preview
The live preview reads each product's published meta.main_index, status, timestamp, country records, and events. It does not alter upstream scores.
The displayed composite is the arithmetic mean of available BNTI, WTI, and MENA main indices: (BNTI + WTI + MENA) / n. Missing or failed feeds are excluded and visibly reported. This preview composite is an orientation aid, not a forecast or customer-specific risk score.
Country exposure rows are sorted by the published product index. Event rows retain source links and timestamps. No LLM is required for platform rendering.
Each mounted product output carries its own generation time, model version, and source boundary where available.
Given the same JSON outputs, the platform preview produces the same metrics, rankings, and event order.
Feed failures remain visible; the interface does not silently fabricate substitute values.
FAQ
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Treat each index as a focused analytical lens. Open the methodology route before quoting a score so provenance, cadence, limitations, and evidence status are visible.
Each product declares its own update cadence. BNTI, WTI, and MENA publish scheduled refresh cycles with inspectable static artifacts rather than opaque screenshots.
No. Forecast and index outputs are analytical aids, not investment advice or official government intelligence. Evaluation rules and limitations are published on the methodology and trust routes.