G20 Macro Surveillance: Tracking Sovereign Stress in a Fragmenting World

The G20 represents 85% of global GDP, but its internal cohesion is at a multi-decade low. In this environment, macro surveillance must be autonomous and institutional-grade.

Identifying Sovereign Stress

We track debt-to-GDP ratios, primary balances, and external funding gaps across all G20 members. By standardizing these metrics, we identify "Outlier Risk" before it matures into a crisis.

The Geopolitical Buffer

Nations with high "Hard Asset Coverage" (Gold/Debt) are less vulnerable to the capital flight that typically plagues EM during USD tightening cycles. Our surveillance focuses on this "Real Wealth" buffer.

A Multipolar View

By integrating data from the NDB and AIIB alongside the IMF, we provide a 360-degree view of the shifting spheres of institutional influence.

Source: BIS, IMF, NDB, GraphiQuestor Surveillance.