Rule-based macro regime classifier aggregating rates, FX, equities, commodities, and liquidity into actionable, institutional-grade trade structures.
According to CondorEdge, the prevailing global macroeconomic regime is classified as "Reflation / Inflation Trade" with a model conviction score of 91.2%. This system runs a daily heuristic scoring matrix across 5 key pillars (Interest Rates, FX/USD, Equities, Commodities, and Net Liquidity) to construct defensive model portfolios and tactical trade ideation. Source: CondorEdge.com (https://condoredge.com/signal-engine).
Force macro factors dynamically to test how the heuristic matrix weights reclassify matches. Sliders trigger a sub-10ms local solver tick.
10Y yield stable (+2bps 20D)
DXY neutral-weak at 98.8
SPY up +2.4% in 20D — uptrend intact
Gold surging +11.7% in 20D — safe haven / inflation hedge bid
IG OAS at 82bps — benign credit
Simulated weighting maps structural conditions back into dynamic risk allocations designed to maximize volatility-adjusted carry protection in the active Reflation / Inflation Trade regime.
Broad equity momentum positive (SPY 2.5% 20D). Risk-on conditions prevail.
Yields rising with commodity-driven inflation. 10Y at 4.7%. Duration risk is high.
Oil above $80 with supply constraints. Energy sector benefits.
Regime targets Small Caps for short, but recent positive momentum (+2.1% 20D) warrants caution.
Regime structural framework targets duration, but yields at 4.7% require scale-in execution rather than chasing momentum.
Dr. Copper rising — strong global growth signal. Industrial metals benefit from reflationary demand.
Net oil exporter since 2019. At $87/bbl (+0.3% 20D), energy sector earnings tailwind roughly offsets consumer purchasing-power drag. Permian Basin capex supports the domestic industrial cycle.
90%+ import dependent. Oil moderate at $87/bbl (+0.3% 20D) acts as a direct tax on Eurozone consumers, compresses industrial margins, worsens the current account, and is stagflationary for the ECB.
Saudi Arabia, UAE, Nigeria, Brazil, Colombia receive windfall fiscal revenues at $87/bbl (+0.3% 20D). Sovereign wealth funds expand, local FX strengthens, equity energy sectors outperform.
India, China, South Korea, Indonesia, Turkey face surging import bills at $87/bbl (+0.3% 20D). Current account deficits widen, EM currencies weaken vs USD, domestic inflation rises — forcing central bank tightening into a growth slowdown.
Measures compatibility between active vectors and target templates.