Sentiment · compare
Derived macro sentiment side by side — the composite, the per-aspect dimensions, and who is more supportive. Derived from live macro series (not market or news sentiment), never a forecast.
Verdict
Higher sentiment = more supportive (lower macro stress).
More supportive
United States
Sentiment gap (A − B)
+0.12
Macro-stress gap (A − B)
-6
| Aspect | USA | GBR | Gap | More supportive |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Growth | +0.52 | −0.16 | +0.68 | USA |
| Inflation | +0.06 | +0.38 | −0.32 | GBR |
| Labour | +0.08 | −0.12 | +0.20 | USA |
| Debt / fiscal | −0.78 | −0.48 | −0.30 | GBR |
| External |
| −0.60 |
| −0.56 |
| −0.04 |
| GBR |
Side by side
Macro stress 52/100 · sentiment scale −1 (stressed) … +1 (supportive) · ⓘ How this score works
Stress 24/100 · as of 2026
Stress 47/100 · as of 2026
Stress 46/100 · as of 2026
Stress 89/100 · as of 2026
Stress 80/100 · as of 2026
Each aspect is a single macro-pressure driver — a narrow proxy, not a multi-signal sector model.
Macro stress 58/100 · sentiment scale −1 (stressed) … +1 (supportive) · ⓘ How this score works
Stress 31/100 · as of 2026
Each aspect is a single macro-pressure driver — a narrow proxy, not a multi-signal sector model.
