Planetary Insights / public data, traced

Every number here has a source.

Institutions publish forecasts constantly and quietly revise them later. We keep the record: each figure stored with the sentence it came from and the report it appeared in, so a projection can be checked against what its author actually wrote.

Institutions17
Figures2023
Reports143
Metrics35
Scored377
Sourced100%

Datasets

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Outlook Index

Every published projection from central banks, budget offices and bank research — traced to the sentence it came from, and tracked as it gets revised.

Figures2023
Institutions17
Reports143
Metrics35
Comparable groups82
Revisions1034
Latest revisionsAll ›
2026-10-12NABE U.S. real GDP growth, 2026 full year2%→2.1%
2026-10-12NABE U.S. unemployment rate, 2026 full year4.4%→4.2%
2026-10-12NABE U.S. core PCE inflation, 2026 Q43.2%→3.3%
2026-10-10New York Fed U.S. real GDP growth, 2026 Q32.46→2.65
2026-10-10New York Fed U.S. real GDP growth, 2026 Q42.54→2.83

Derived by comparing an institution's own successive reports. Nothing stored.

Recent reportsSources ›
2026-10-13Cleveland Fed inflation nowcast Cleveland FedModel nowcast
2026-10-12Goldman Sachs US economic outlook Goldman SachsInstitution forecast
2026-10-12Cleveland Fed inflation nowcast Cleveland FedModel nowcast
2026-10-12NABE Outlook Survey NABEConsensus survey
2026-10-11Goldman Sachs US economic outlook Goldman SachsInstitution forecast

How it works

Provenance, not summary
01 / ExtractBound to a quoteA figure enters the index only with the sentence that stated it and a link to the report. No paraphrase, no unattributed number.
02 / CompareLike against likeComparisons hold target period, basis, geography and source class constant. Forecasts, nowcasts and surveys never get averaged together.
03 / DeriveNothing is storedRevisions, consensus and dispersion are computed from the underlying figures on every request, so they cannot drift out of sync with their inputs.