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Every number, traced back to where it actually came from

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SCORED MARKETS

Where every scored figure comes from

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All markets11 sources

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Brent Crude (context only — not scored)U.S. Energy Information Administration Public domain — citation requested

NO LONGER SCORED as of 1 September 2026. This is a single global oil price: the identical figure applied to all six markets, so as a pillar it moved every score together and could not affect the ranking of one country against another. It is still shown in the weekly feed, where a global price is exactly what it claims to be.

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Brent Crude, daily spot (context only — not scored)U.S. Energy Information Administration Public domain — citation requested

Added 2 October 2026: the one figure on this site that moves every trading day. Same series (RBRTE, Europe Brent Spot Price FOB), same endpoint and same key as the monthly row above — only the frequency differs. THE EIA PUBLISHES IT TWO TO FOUR DAYS IN ARREARS, so the newest price shown is never today's, and every place it appears carries the date it refers to. Anything genuinely same-day is a commercial market-data feed.

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UK release calendar (announcements — not scored)UK Office for National Statistics Open Government Licence v3.0 — permits commercial use with attribution

Upcoming releases only, filtered to inflation, the labour market, GDP and public sector finances. Feeds the homepage news band and the ticker; nothing here enters a score.

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ECB decisions and statements (announcements — not scored)European Central Bank Free reuse provided the information appears accurately and the ECB is cited as the source

Press releases and monetary policy statements only — the feed also carries speeches and interviews, which are a person’s view rather than a decision, and are dropped. Nothing here enters a score.

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Federal Reserve monetary policy releases (announcements — not scored)Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Public domain — may be copied and distributed without permission; the Board asks to be cited as the source

The Board's monetary policy press releases only, not its whole press wire, which also carries bank supervision and enforcement notices. Nothing here enters a score.

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Bank of Canada press releases (announcements — not scored)Bank of Canada Bank of Canada Terms of Use — free to use, copy and distribute website content, with attribution to the Bank

Press releases filtered to rate decisions, monetary policy reports and the financial system review — the feed also carries bank notes, appointments and museum news, which are dropped. Nothing here enters a score.

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RBA media releases (announcements — not scored)Reserve Bank of Australia CC BY 4.0 — Source: Reserve Bank of Australia

Filtered to monetary policy decisions, the Financial Stability Review and the Governor's statements; payments-system and staff notices are dropped. Media releases are covered by the RBA's CC BY 4.0 licence. That is NOT the licence of the Cash Rate figure listed under Australia, which the RBA excludes from CC BY 4.0 and covers by its own copyright notice — the same institution, two different permissions. Nothing here enters a score.

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Statistics Norway releases (announcements — not scored)Statistics Norway (SSB) CC BY 4.0 — credit Statistics Norway, with a link to ssb.no

The English-language release feed, filtered to prices, jobs, GDP and interest rates. Nothing here enters a score.

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US release calendar (announcements — not scored)U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Public domain — U.S. federal government work; BLS asks to be cited as the source

Upcoming releases only, filtered to consumer and producer prices, the employment situation, real earnings and job openings. Nothing here enters a score.

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US GDP and personal income releases (announcements — not scored)U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis Public domain — bea.gov: information on the site is in the public domain and may be reproduced without permission; Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. No endorsement by the BEA is implied

The national GDP estimates and Personal Income and Outlays (which carries the PCE price index) only; regional GDP and trade releases are dropped. Nothing here enters a score.

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Statistics Canada releases, The Daily (announcements — not scored)Statistics Canada Statistics Canada Open Licence — reproduction and commercial use permitted. Source: Statistics Canada, The Daily. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada; this does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada

Filtered to the Consumer Price Index, the Labour Force Survey and GDP — The Daily also carries dozens of other releases a week. Nothing here enters a score.

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United States5 sources

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Inflation (headline PCE)U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis Public domain — U.S. federal government work

The Fed states its 2% objective on the PCE price index, so PCE is what MMAI scores for the US. BLS CPI is retained as an automatic fallback if BEA is unavailable.

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UnemploymentU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Public domain — U.S. federal government workLIVEupdates monthly—

Policy Rate (Effective Federal Funds Rate)Federal Reserve Bank of New York NY Fed Terms of Use — free to use, store, and distribute for personal or business purposes, with a required reference-rate notice

The scored figure is the rate banks actually paid, not the range the Fed announces: the FOMC sets a target range and the news quotes its top, so the card shows both and says which is which. The announced range comes from the same New York Fed row. The Effective Federal Funds Rate (EFFR) is subject to the Terms of Use posted at newyorkfed.org. The New York Fed is not responsible for publication of the EFFR by MMAI, does not sanction or endorse any particular republication, and has no liability for your use.

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GDP Growth (quarterly, YoY)U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis Public domain — U.S. federal government workLIVEupdates quarterly—

Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

BIS series WS_TC: credit to general government from all sectors, at market value

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Euro Area5 sources

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Inflation (HICP)European Central Bank Free access and reuse policy for published statistics

Moved from Eurostat to the ECB on 2 September 2026. Eurostat retired its prc_hicp_manr dataset on 4 February 2026 when the euro area HICP methodology changed, and it stopped gaining new months without ever returning an error — so this figure was nine months out of date before it was caught. The ECB series is the current one.

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GDP Growth (quarterly, YoY)Eurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Chain-linked volumes, percentage change on the same quarter of the previous year (namq_10_gdp)

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UnemploymentEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Published monthly across the euro area

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Policy Rate (Deposit Facility)European Central Bank Free access and reuse policy for published statisticsLIVEupdates per rate decision—

Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

Published for the euro area as a whole, not per member state

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Canada5 sources

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Inflation (CPI)Statistics Canada Open Licence — explicit right to publish, distribute, sellLIVEupdates monthly—

GDP Growth (quarterly, YoY)Statistics Canada CC BY 4.0

Computed year-over-year from monthly GDP levels, vector 62305752 — StatCan's own headline is annualised, which is a different measure

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UnemploymentStatistics Canada Open Licence — explicit right to publish, distribute, sell

Labour Force Survey, monthly, seasonally adjusted (table 14-10-0287-01)

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Policy Rate (Overnight Target)Bank of Canada Bank of Canada Terms of Use — free to use, copy, and distribute, with attributionLIVEupdates per rate decision—

Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

BIS publishes credit statistics about three quarters in arrears, so maxAgeDays is 420 rather than the 240-day quarterly default — verified 2026-09-02, when 2025-Q4 was still the newest available.

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United Kingdom5 sources

INDICATORINSTITUTIONLICENCESTATUSLAST REFRESHED

Inflation (CPI)UK Office for National Statistics Open Government Licence v3.0 — no permission required, commercial use explicitLIVEupdates monthly—

GDP Growth (quarterly, YoY)UK Office for National Statistics CC BY 4.0

Series IHYR, quarter on the same quarter a year earlier — NOT the headline IHYQ, which compares to the previous quarter

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UnemploymentUK Office for National Statistics Open Government Licence v3.0 — no permission required, commercial use explicit

Series MGSX, aged 16+, seasonally adjusted. A rolling three-month average stamped with its middle month — the UK's own headline measure — ONS labour-market data runs about four months behind: verified 2026-09-02, series MGSX ended at 2026 MAY. maxAgeDays is set to 170 for that reason, NOT because monthly staleness is tolerated generally.

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Policy Rate (Bank Rate)Bank of England Open Government Licence v3.0LIVEupdates per rate decision—

Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

BIS publishes credit statistics about three quarters in arrears, so maxAgeDays is 420 rather than the 240-day quarterly default — verified 2026-09-02, when 2025-Q4 was still the newest available.

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Japan5 sources

INDICATORINSTITUTIONLICENCESTATUSLAST REFRESHED

Inflation (CPI, all items)Statistics Bureau of Japan (via e-Stat) CC BY 4.0

Table 0003427113, year-over-year change, all items, national (not the Tokyo ku-area series)

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GDP Growth (quarterly, YoY)Cabinet Office of Japan (via e-Stat) CC BY 4.0

Table 0003109750, real, seasonally adjusted. Linked to the National Accounts survey page (statistics code 00100409): the previous per-table link 404d, and e-Stat table URLs do not survive a rebase

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UnemploymentOECD (republishing Japan's Statistics Bureau) CC BY 4.0 — OECD default licence, commercial use explicit

Monthly, seasonally adjusted, 15+. Via OECD because Japan's own e-Stat API requires a registered key — the other markets use their national statistics office directly

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Policy Rate (Uncollateralized Overnight Call Rate)Bank of Japan Free for non-commercial use with attribution to the Bank of Japan

Commercial use requires separate permission from the Bank of Japan's Public Relations Department — must be requested before this site is ever monetized

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Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

Japan's ratio is the highest of the six by a wide margin. It is also the least comparable: the debt is overwhelmingly held domestically, in yen, at near-zero rates. That gentler treatment belonged to the retired five-pillar engine; under the three dimensions the debt reading is standardised against the same history as every other market, with no Japan-specific allowance

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Australia5 sources

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Inflation (CPI)Australian Bureau of Statistics CC BY 4.0 — confirmed directly on ABS's own copyright pageLIVEupdates monthly—

GDP Growth (quarterly, YoY)Australian Bureau of Statistics CC BY 4.0

ANA_AGG M1.GPM.20.AUS.Q — chain volume measures, not the M4 current-price series

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UnemploymentAustralian Bureau of Statistics CC BY 4.0

Labour Force survey, monthly, seasonally adjusted, 15+

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Cash Rate TargetReserve Bank of Australia RBA Copyright and Disclaimer Notice — free for personal and commercial use with attribution (a separate clause from RBA's general CC BY 4.0, since the Cash Rate is specifically excluded from that license)LIVEupdates per rate decision—

Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

BIS publishes credit statistics about three quarters in arrears, so maxAgeDays is 420 rather than the 240-day quarterly default — verified 2026-09-02, when 2025-Q4 was still the newest available.

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Sweden5 sources

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Inflation (CPIF, annual change)Statistics Sweden (SCB) CC0 via the open-data API — SCB: data "may be used and disseminated ... without any requirement to state the source". CC BY 4.0 for statistics taken from the website. No registration, no key, no prior permission, free of charge. MMAI attributes anyway.

CPIF, not CPI — the Riksbank's formal target variable since 2017. CPIF is the same basket with mortgage-rate effects removed; CPI falls when the Riksbank cuts, so scoring distance from the 2% target on CPI would read the policy rather than the inflation. Measured at wiring: CPI 0.2%, CPIF 0.7%. SCB publishes the year-over-year rate itself, so nothing is computed from an index here.

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Unemployment (LFS, seasonally adjusted)Statistics Sweden (SCB) CC0 via the open-data API — SCB: data "may be used and disseminated ... without any requirement to state the source". CC BY 4.0 for statistics taken from the website. No registration, no key, no prior permission, free of charge. MMAI attributes anyway.

Labour force survey, ages 15-74, seasonally adjusted rate (labour status ALÖSP).

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GDP Growth (quarterly, YoY)Statistics Sweden (SCB) CC0 via the open-data API — SCB: data "may be used and disseminated ... without any requirement to state the source". CC BY 4.0 for statistics taken from the website. No registration, no key, no prior permission, free of charge. MMAI attributes anyway.

Production approach, working-day adjusted volume change on the same quarter a year earlier (NR0103DH) — the same concept as the other markets' growth figures, not the quarter-on-quarter series sitting beside it.

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Policy RateBank for International Settlements (originating source: Sveriges Riksbank) BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

Read from BIS rather than the Riksbank directly, for the same reason Saudi Arabia's and Kuwait's rates are: BIS's terms are explicit about commercial use and need no permission email. BIS names Sveriges Riksbank as the source in its own response.

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Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

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Norway5 sources

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Inflation (CPI, 12-month rate)Statistics Norway (SSB) CC BY 4.0 — confirmed directly on SSB's own API documentation

Norway's own CPI, not the HICP Eurostat also publishes for Norway: Norges Bank sets its 2% target on this series, and MMAI scores every market on the measure its own central bank targets. SSB publishes the 12-month rate directly, so no year-over-year arithmetic happens here. Table 14700 — table 03013 carries its own notice that it stopped updating in February 2026.

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GDP GrowthEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Quarterly, year over year, same unit as every other market. Moved off a World Bank annual series that lagged a year or more. This is TOTAL GDP including petroleum — Norwegians usually quote mainland GDP instead, but total is what the other markets report and what the reference ladder is built from. Measured over twelve quarters before wiring: Norway averaged 1.09% against the euro area's 0.98%, so the oil sector is not distorting it.

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UnemploymentEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Harmonised Labour Force Survey rate, seasonally adjusted — the same definition every other market uses. Replaces a World Bank ILO MODELLED annual estimate, which was not Norway's own measurement and lagged a year behind the monthly figures sitting beside it.

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Policy Rate (Key Policy Rate)Bank for International Settlements (originating source: Norges Bank) BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

Read from BIS rather than Norges Bank directly, and that is what ended Norway's three-week pause. Norges Bank's own terms require quoting them as source but never state whether commercial reuse is permitted; BIS's terms do, and BIS name Norges Bank as the source in their own response. The same route was already carrying Saudi Arabia's and Kuwait's rates since August and Sweden's since 12 September — the answer was in the repository the whole time it was being waited on.

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Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

BIS publishes credit statistics roughly three quarters in arrears, so the quarterly default would fire on data that is perfectly current — the same allowance every other BIS debt row carries. Norway read 53.9% of GDP at 2025-Q4 when this was wired. Worth one caveat: this is GROSS debt, and Norway holds the world's largest sovereign wealth fund, so Norway's true fiscal capacity is materially stronger than the figure implies. MMAI uses gross debt for every market, so the understatement is consistent across the index rather than corrected for Norway alone.

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South Korea5 sources

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Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

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Inflation (CPI, YoY)OECD (originating source: Statistics Korea) CC BY 4.0 — OECD's Open Access Policy states the default licence applied by the OECD is Creative Commons Attribution 4.0, with commercial use explicit and no database-storage restriction

HEADLINE CPI, which is the measure the Bank of Korea's 2% target is set on — not a core measure and not an HICP equivalent. Carries a 100-day age guard: OECD's price dataflow rots per country while still answering HTTP 200, and on the day Korea was wired its Japanese series had been frozen at June 2021 for five years, Chile at 2023 and five European countries at December 2025.

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UnemploymentOECD (originating source: Statistics Korea) CC BY 4.0 — OECD's Open Access Policy states the default licence applied by the OECD is Creative Commons Attribution 4.0, with commercial use explicit and no database-storage restriction

The same OECD dataflow Japan already uses, verified by this project in August 2026 to be a genuine pass-through of the national figure rather than a different measure.

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GDP GrowthOECD (originating source: Bank of Korea) CC BY 4.0 — OECD's Open Access Policy states the default licence applied by the OECD is Creative Commons Attribution 4.0, with commercial use explicit and no database-storage restriction

Quarterly real GDP growth against the same quarter a year earlier, the concept every other market uses. Measured over fourteen quarters before wiring: Korea averaged 1.92%, between Sweden's 1.70% and Brazil's 2.62%, with ordinary cyclical variation — not the structural overstatement that disqualified Denmark.

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Policy Rate (Base Rate)Bank for International Settlements (originating source: Bank of Korea) BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

Read from BIS rather than the Bank of Korea directly, for the same reason Sweden's, Norway's, Saudi Arabia's and Kuwait's are: BIS's terms are explicit about commercial use and need no permission email. BIS names the Bank of Korea as the source in its own response.

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GULF WATCH (NON-SCORED)

Six more countries, tracked but deliberately unscored

UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Oman appear on the Gulf Watch page with real, live data — but none of them get an MMAI score. Gulf Watch deliberately shows each country's raw indicators instead of a composite. Policy rates are live for Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, via BIS republishing their own central banks, and for Qatar from the IMF. No usable, legal, automatable source has been found for the UAE or Bahrain, and Oman's is not a wiring question at all — the IMF's Omani rate series stopped in 2022. Inflation for Oman and Kuwait is monthly and the UAE's quarterly, from the IMF, which permits publishing its statistics with attribution; that permission does not extend to commercial use. Entries marked UNAVAILABLE below mean exactly that: no source exists at all, not that one is simply unused.

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United Arab Emirates4 sources

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Inflation (CPI)International Monetary Fund (CPI dataset) IMF terms for statistical Data — may be published and distributed with attribution; commercial reuse requires permission from copyright@imf.org

Quarterly, from the IMF — the most recent official UAE series that can be read automatically. The IMF posts it well behind: Q4 2025 was the newest in September 2026. The UAE's own statistics centre (FCSC) publishes monthly, but behind Cloudflare bot-protection that is not bypassed. Fetched by the refresh workflow and passed to the site. Source: International Monetary Fund, Consumer Price Index (CPI).

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Real Estate Activity——

Dubai Land Department's free public tool is CAPTCHA-protected; their API requires a Dubai trade licence and AED 30,000/year.

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FX Reserves (Import Cover)World Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Current Account BalanceWorld Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Bahrain4 sources

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Inflation (CPI)Information & eGovernment Authority (data.gov.bh) Bahrain Open Government Data License v1.0 — commercial use explicitly permittedLIVEupdates monthly—

Real Estate Activity——

The Survey and Land Registration Bureau has real transaction data, but only via scraping a legacy page, and it isn't covered by the confirmed open-data licence.

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FX Reserves (Import Cover)World Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Current Account BalanceWorld Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Qatar5 sources

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Inflation (CPI)National Planning Council (data.gov.qa) CC BY 4.0

The portal's monthly CPI dataset stopped at the end of 2025 (checked 19 September 2026); the IMF's copy is older still. The National Planning Council still publishes monthly on its own site, whose terms have not yet been checked.

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Policy Rate (monetary policy-related)International Monetary Fund (MFS_IR dataset), republishing Qatar Central Bank IMF terms for statistical Data — may be published and distributed with attribution; commercial reuse requires permission from copyright@imf.org

Qatar Central Bank's monetary-policy-related rate as the IMF publishes it, monthly. Added 19 September 2026. Source: International Monetary Fund, Monetary and Financial Statistics: Interest Rates (MFS_IR).

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Real Estate ActivityMinistry of Justice (data.gov.qa) CC BY 4.0

Monthly registered property transaction count, aggregated from individual sale records.

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FX Reserves (Import Cover)World Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Current Account BalanceWorld Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Saudi Arabia5 sources

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Inflation (CPI)Ministry of Economy & Planning (Data Saudi), republishing GASTAT No explicit restriction found; robots.txt allows automated access. Written confirmation requested, not yet received.

GASTAT's own site is PDF/Excel-only with unpredictable URLs; their API portal requires Nafath/Iqama registration. Treated like Bank of Japan's rate: fine for non-commercial use now, must be resolved before monetizing.

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Real Estate Activity——

KAPSARC republishes the official REGA index via a free API, but their Terms of Use explicitly prohibit automated access without written permission — contradicts the dataset's own "Public Domain" tag. Not used until that's resolved.

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FX Reserves (Import Cover)World Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Current Account BalanceWorld Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Policy Rate (official market repo rate)Bank for International Settlements, republishing the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority BIS Terms of permitted use — use is unrestricted provided BIS is cited as the source; commercial use permitted provided inclusion results in no additional charge to subscribers

SAMA's own site is bot-protected, so the rate is taken from BIS's daily central bank policy rate series (WS_CBPOL), which names SAMA as the originating authority.

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Kuwait5 sources

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Monthly, from the IMF (was the World Bank's annual figure). The IMF has shipped a literal 0 as Kuwait's newest month before — a placeholder, not a rate — so an exact zero is never published. Source: International Monetary Fund, Consumer Price Index (CPI).

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Real Estate Activity——

No public data source found.

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FX Reserves (Import Cover)World Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Current Account BalanceWorld Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Policy Rate (discount rate)Bank for International Settlements, republishing the Central Bank of Kuwait BIS Terms of permitted use — use is unrestricted provided BIS is cited as the source; commercial use permitted provided inclusion results in no additional charge to subscribers

From BIS's daily central bank policy rate series (WS_CBPOL), which names the Central Bank of Kuwait as the originating authority.

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Oman4 sources

INDICATORINSTITUTIONLICENCESTATUSLAST REFRESHED

Monthly, from the IMF (was the World Bank's annual figure). Source: International Monetary Fund, Consumer Price Index (CPI).

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Real Estate Activity——

Not yet researched.

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FX Reserves (Import Cover)World Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

Current Account BalanceWorld Bank CC BY 4.0LIVEupdates once a year—

OBSERVATORY (NON-SCORED)

Countries tracked with real figures and no score

The countries on the Observatory page, from the same institutions and under the same licences as the scored markets: the ECB, Eurostat and the BIS. Each country's reason for not being scored is printed on that page.

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Denmark6 sources

INDICATORINSTITUTIONLICENCESTATUSLAST REFRESHED

Inflation (HICP, YoY)European Central Bank ECB Data Portal free access and reuse policy — the same terms already cleared for euro area inflation

Read from the ECB's live HICP dataflow, NOT Eurostat's prc_hicp_manr. That dataset was retired on 2026-02-04 and still answers for Denmark with December 2025 — it is the source that caused nine months of a wrong published euro area figure. Carries a 100-day age guard for exactly that reason.

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UnemploymentEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Harmonised Labour Force Survey rate, seasonally adjusted — the same definition every scored market uses, so the figure means here what it means everywhere else on the site.

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GDP GrowthEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Quarterly, against the same quarter a year earlier — the concept every market here uses. Change on the previous quarter is a different quantity and mixing the two would break the comparison while looking reasonable.

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10-Year Government Bond YieldEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Maastricht convergence criterion yield. Monthly, which is a different measure from the daily curves shown for the scored markets and is deliberately not mixed into them.

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Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

BIS publishes credit statistics roughly three quarters in arrears, so the quarterly default would fire on data that is perfectly current — the same allowance every other BIS debt row carries.

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Policy Rate (certificates of deposit)Bank for International Settlements (originating source: Danmarks Nationalbank) BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

Worth reading with its caveat: Danmarks Nationalbank sets this rate to hold the krone fixed against the euro, not to steer Danish prices. It has no inflation target of its own, which is one of the two reasons Denmark is tracked rather than scored.

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Finland5 sources

INDICATORINSTITUTIONLICENCESTATUSLAST REFRESHED

Inflation (HICP, YoY)European Central Bank ECB Data Portal free access and reuse policy — the same terms already cleared for euro area inflation

Read from the ECB's live HICP dataflow, NOT Eurostat's prc_hicp_manr. That dataset was retired on 2026-02-04 and still answers for Finland with December 2025 — it is the source that caused nine months of a wrong published euro area figure. Carries a 100-day age guard for exactly that reason.

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UnemploymentEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Harmonised Labour Force Survey rate, seasonally adjusted — the same definition every scored market uses, so the figure means here what it means everywhere else on the site.

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GDP GrowthEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

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10-Year Government Bond YieldEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Maastricht convergence criterion yield. Monthly, which is a different measure from the daily curves shown for the scored markets and is deliberately not mixed into them.

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Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

BIS publishes credit statistics roughly three quarters in arrears, so the quarterly default would fire on data that is perfectly current — the same allowance every other BIS debt row carries.

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Poland6 sources

INDICATORINSTITUTIONLICENCESTATUSLAST REFRESHED

Inflation (HICP, YoY)European Central Bank ECB Data Portal free access and reuse policy — the same terms already cleared for euro area inflation

The EU-harmonised measure (HICP), from the ECB's live dataflow with a 100-day age guard. It is NOT the measure the National Bank of Poland targets — that is national CPI — which is why this figure is shown, not scored; scoring Poland would need the national series and its own licence check.

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UnemploymentEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Harmonised Labour Force Survey rate, seasonally adjusted — the same definition every scored market uses, so the figure means here what it means everywhere else on the site.

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GDP GrowthEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

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10-Year Government Bond YieldEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Maastricht convergence criterion yield. Monthly, which is a different measure from the daily curves shown for the scored markets and is deliberately not mixed into them.

LIVEupdates monthly—

Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

BIS publishes credit statistics roughly three quarters in arrears, so the quarterly default would fire on data that is perfectly current — the same allowance every other BIS debt row carries.

LIVEupdates quarterly—

Policy Rate (reference rate)Bank for International Settlements (originating source: National Bank of Poland) BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

The rate the National Bank of Poland sets to steer inflation, read through BIS, whose terms state reuse; BIS name the National Bank of Poland as the source.

LIVEupdates per rate decision—

Czechia6 sources

INDICATORINSTITUTIONLICENCESTATUSLAST REFRESHED

Inflation (HICP, YoY)European Central Bank ECB Data Portal free access and reuse policy — the same terms already cleared for euro area inflation

The EU-harmonised measure (HICP), from the ECB's live dataflow with a 100-day age guard. It is NOT the measure the Czech National Bank targets — that is national CPI — which is why this figure is shown, not scored; scoring Czechia would need the national series and its own licence check.

LIVEupdates monthly—

UnemploymentEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Harmonised Labour Force Survey rate, seasonally adjusted — the same definition every scored market uses, so the figure means here what it means everywhere else on the site.

LIVEupdates monthly—

GDP GrowthEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

LIVEupdates quarterly—

10-Year Government Bond YieldEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Maastricht convergence criterion yield. Monthly, which is a different measure from the daily curves shown for the scored markets and is deliberately not mixed into them.

LIVEupdates monthly—

Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

BIS publishes credit statistics roughly three quarters in arrears, so the quarterly default would fire on data that is perfectly current — the same allowance every other BIS debt row carries.

LIVEupdates quarterly—

Policy Rate (2-week repo rate)Bank for International Settlements (originating source: Czech National Bank) BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

The rate the Czech National Bank sets to steer inflation, read through BIS, whose terms state reuse; BIS name the Czech National Bank as the source.

LIVEupdates per rate decision—

Hungary6 sources

INDICATORINSTITUTIONLICENCESTATUSLAST REFRESHED

Inflation (HICP, YoY)European Central Bank ECB Data Portal free access and reuse policy — the same terms already cleared for euro area inflation

The EU-harmonised measure (HICP), from the ECB's live dataflow with a 100-day age guard. It is NOT the measure the Magyar Nemzeti Bank targets — that is national CPI — which is why this figure is shown, not scored; scoring Hungary would need the national series and its own licence check.

LIVEupdates monthly—

UnemploymentEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Harmonised Labour Force Survey rate, seasonally adjusted — the same definition every scored market uses, so the figure means here what it means everywhere else on the site.

LIVEupdates monthly—

GDP GrowthEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

LIVEupdates quarterly—

10-Year Government Bond YieldEurostat Free reuse, commercial and non-commercial, with attribution

Maastricht convergence criterion yield. Monthly, which is a different measure from the daily curves shown for the scored markets and is deliberately not mixed into them.

LIVEupdates monthly—

Government Debt (% of GDP)Bank for International Settlements BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

BIS publishes credit statistics roughly three quarters in arrears, so the quarterly default would fire on data that is perfectly current — the same allowance every other BIS debt row carries.

LIVEupdates quarterly—

Policy Rate (base rate)Bank for International Settlements (originating source: Magyar Nemzeti Bank) BIS Terms — unrestricted use with citation; commercial use permitted provided it results in no additional charge to subscribers

The rate the Magyar Nemzeti Bank sets to steer inflation, read through BIS, whose terms state reuse; BIS name the Magyar Nemzeti Bank as the source.

LIVEupdates per rate decision—

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MMAI is an analytical communication tool built entirely from data published by the government and multilateral institutions listed above. It is not a forecast, credit rating, trading signal, or recommendation to buy or sell any security, currency, or asset. Nothing on this site should be relied upon as investment, legal, or financial advice.

Entries marked LIVE are fetched directly from the source institution's public API at refresh time. Entries marked MANUAL use the most recent figure verified by hand and have not yet been connected to a live feed — the exact gap is stated in each row's note, and none are silently treated as current or extrapolated forward.

Every formula used to turn these raw figures into the three dimension scores and the composite MMAI percentile is published in full on the How the score works page, together with the reference table the scores are ranked against — so the averages behind them can be checked rather than taken on trust. Nothing in the calculation is hidden or proprietary, and the page states plainly which numbers were measured and which were decided.