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World/Forecast/SEQ

Forecast

SEQ — macro forecast

Forward projections from the prediction engine — baseline plus an optimistic/pessimistic band and a confidence interval, per macro indicator. These are PROJECTIONS, not observations: generated from observed history, never a guarantee. A country we hold no projections for is shown honestly.

How to read this:Observeda real measured value from a named source.Derivedcomputed by Predictonomy from observed series using a reproducible method.AI readan AI interpretation of already-computed figures. Opinion, not a new data point.

Forecast

Forward projections

Need it as JSON? GET /api/v1/forecast/country/{iso3}.

Forecast heldDerivedledger 12fb228
Real GDP growth — 2027 baseline projection
4.39

SEQ: forward projections across 7 macro indicators, horizons 2027, 2029, 2031, 2036. These are projections, not observations — each carries an optimistic/pessimistic band and a confidence interval, anchored against the latest observed value where one is held.

Current account balance to GDP

Weak track record · +1%

Nowcast

Where the data already points

Each indicator nowcast from its strongest leading series — inferable from observations already in hand.

Leading-indicator nowcastDerived

For each indicator, SEQ's strongest leading series is fit by ordinary least squares over their shared observed history, then the leader's already-observed recent values project the target — so the next year or two is inferable from data already in hand. These are nowcasts from a leading correlation: correlation, not causation, and not a guaranteed forecast.

GDP (current US$)

moderate confidence

Led by CPI inflation by 3 years (it moves inversely tothe target; r = -0.678 over 44 obs).

YearNowcastImplied by CPI inflation in
20272.4T2024 (2.9)

Latest observed2.4(2026)· IMF DataMapper API

YearBaselineOptimisticPessimisticConf. band
20272.414.270.541.99 – 2.83
20292.425.65-0.811.65 – 3.2
20312.446.6-1.731.39 – 3.48
20362.478.37-3.420.87 – 4.07

Blended 1-yr-ahead2.2· skill-weighted across models

Method: linear_trend; lookback 8y; horizon 1y; confidence 80%

Gross domestic product, current US dollars

Moderate track record · +26%

Latest observed4.5T(2026)· IMF DataMapper API

YearBaselineOptimisticPessimisticConf. band
20274.7T5T4.4T4.5T – 4.8T
20295.1T5.7T4.6T4.7T – 5.5T
20315.6T6.3T4.9T4.9T – 6.2T
20366.7T7.7T5.8T5.3T – 8T

Blended 1-yr-ahead4.7T· skill-weighted across models

Method: weighted_composite; lookback 8y; horizon 1y; confidence 80%

Real GDP growth

Below naive baseline · -6%

Latest observed4.5(2026)· IMF DataMapper API

YearBaselineOptimisticPessimisticConf. band
20274.397.21.953.85 – 4.93
20294.159.02-0.073.14 – 5.16
20313.9110.19-1.542.55 – 5.27
20363.3112-4.41.29 – 5.32

Blended 1-yr-ahead4.49· skill-weighted across models

Method: weighted_composite; lookback 6y; horizon 1y; confidence 80%

GDP per capita, current US dollars

Moderate track record · +17%

Latest observed6.4k(2026)· IMF DataMapper API

YearBaselineOptimisticPessimisticConf. band
20276.6k7.1k6.2k6.4k – 6.9k
20297.2k8k6.5k6.6k – 7.7k
20317.7k8.8k6.8k6.8k – 8.6k
20369k10.5k7.7k7.2k – 10.9k

Blended 1-yr-ahead6.7k· skill-weighted across models

Method: weighted_composite; lookback 8y; horizon 1y; confidence 80%

General government debt to GDP

Moderate track record · +24%

Latest observed67.9(2026)· IMF DataMapper API

YearBaselineOptimisticPessimisticConf. band
202770.5675.7364.668.37 – 72.75
202975.8884.8365.5570.26 – 81.49
203181.292.7567.8771.98 – 90.42
203694.49110.8375.6474.89 – 114.1

Blended 1-yr-ahead69.7· skill-weighted across models

Method: linear_trend; lookback 10y; horizon 1y; confidence 80%

Consumer price inflation

Below naive baseline · -11%

Latest observed3.3(2026)· IMF DataMapper API

YearBaselineOptimisticPessimisticConf. band
20273.897.220.313.08 – 4.69
20295.5711.34-0.624.02 – 7.11
20317.2514.7-0.745.01 – 9.48
203611.4521.990.157.28 – 15.61

Blended 1-yr-ahead3.4· skill-weighted across models

Method: exponential_smoothing; lookback 6y; horizon 1y; confidence 80%

Total population

Strong track record · +66%

Latest observed700.5m(2026)· IMF DataMapper API

YearBaselineOptimisticPessimisticConf. band
2027698.8m731.9m668.2m677.2m – 720.5m
2029705.2m738.5m674.3m653m – 757.4m
2031711.6m745.2m680.3m630.8m – 792.4m
2036727.4m761.8m695.5m576.5m – 878.3m

Blended 1-yr-ahead706m· skill-weighted across models

Method: exponential_smoothing; lookback 10y; horizon 1y; confidence 80%

Reliability badges show each indicator's best model skill— how much it beats a naive last-value forecast, measured out-of-sample on that series' own observed history (backtested one-step-ahead). A track record, not a guarantee of future accuracy.

Generated by the prediction engine (model prediction-engine-v1) on 2026-08-02 from observed history. Projections, not observations — never a guarantee of future values.

Machine-readable: GET /api/v1/forecast/country/SEQ · Country page → · Full brief → · API docs

20282.6T2025 (2.1)
20292.4T2026 (3.3)

Fit: GDP (current US$) ≈ 2908167647261.872 + -158042614312.44·CPI inflation. Correlation, not causation.

CPI inflation

moderate confidence

Led by GDP (current US$) by 1 year (it moves inversely tothe target; r = -0.646 over 46 obs).

YearNowcastImplied by GDP (current US$) in
2027-1.012026 (4.5T)

Fit: CPI inflation ≈ 11.7039 + 0·GDP (current US$). Correlation, not causation.

Machine-readable: GET /api/v1/nowcast/country/SEQ?indicator= · API docs