The forces shaping the next decade
Fed liquidity, fiscal pressure, markets and the forces reshaping the economy — in one place.
Liquiqui connects macro and market data into signals that help investors understand what is moving markets. Track liquidity, fiscal pressure, inflation, interest rates, valuations, live markets, and the long-term forces reshaping the economy — from AI and electrification to demographics and geopolitics. Every chart is built from official data and updated continuously.
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Macro regime
What matters now
- Fiscal pressureExtreme↑125.71 mo+1.8 pts3 mo+5.0 pts1 yr+9.2 pts
- LiquidityElevated→5,872 B$1 mo+0.1%3 mo+1.8%1 yr+1.6%
- Inflation breadthElevated↓71%1 mo-5 pts3 mo-10 pts1 yr+5 pts
- AI capexExtreme→149.11 mo-0.1 pts3 mo-0.1 pts1 yr+16.1 pts
- Geopolitical riskHigh↑113.91 mo+2.2 pts3 mo+3.4 pts1 yr-0.9 pts
- Long-end yieldsNormal↑5.10%1 mo+0.09 pts3 mo+0.53 pts1 yr+1.05 pts
What changed
The most significant moves, each against the series' own history
- 30-year yield↓ -0.16%1 week
- Aging pressure↑ +1.31 month
- 10-year yield↓ -0.15%1 week
- S&P 500↓ -1.9%1 week
- Geopolitical instability↑ +1.31 week
- Electrification↑ +5.01 month
Themes
The forces shaping the next decade
Interest / revenue ↑Real 10-year yield ↑Term premium ↑
Hyperscaler capex ↑Data center power demand ↑Labor productivity ↑
Old-age dependency ratio ↑Working-age growth (inv.) ↑Population 80+ (share) ↑
Real 10-year yield (inv.) ↓Inflation breadth ↑PCE inflation ↑
Geopolitical risk (GPR) ↑Trade policy uncertainty ↑Supply chain pressure ↑
Allies / rivals ratio ↑Effective tariff rate ↑Regional − total growth →
PJM price volatility ↑Hub price dispersion ↑Plug-in share of sales ↑
Global temperature ↑US drought (Palmer, inv.) ↑Storm & fire activations ↑
Core data
The data behind the signals
Liquidity
Fiscal
Macro
Valuation
Market
Built from official data
Every index combines official series, each standardised against its own history, equal-weighted and rebased to 100 — the method is set out step by step on each page.
Data from the Federal Reserve (FRED), the US Treasury, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the US Energy Information Administration, SEC EDGAR, the OECD, Robert Shiller (Yale), and Yahoo Finance.