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MetricsHour: FREE. Young's Rating Services: $$$$$.

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MetricsHour

Young's Rating Services

one-liner

Connects 775+ stocks to bilateral trade flows, country macro indicators, geographic revenue data from SEC filings, and treasury yield curves in a single dashboard.

Weekly sovereign risk ratings for 50 countries — CBMSRR scores currency and monetary stability, GMVRR scores bond price vulnerability, both 0-100 on a consistent global scoring framework.

best for

traders, investors and decision-makers tracking how country-level macro, trade relationships, and geographic revenue exposure drive stock movements.

tracking sovereign and central-bank risk across developed, emerging, and frontier markets on a uniform weekly scoring framework.

key feature

maps SEC 10-K geographic revenue to bilateral trade corridors & macro data

Uniform cross-country scoring across developed, emerging, and frontier sovereigns on a single weekly cadence.

who uses it

Retail

Hedge Fund, Mutual Fund, Investment Bank, RIA, Family Office

asset class

Multi-asset

function

Macro Data, Research

Macro Data, Alt Data

instruments

Stocks

Bonds

regions

Global

pricing

FREE

$$$$$

via

web

web, api

audience

—

pro

upvotes

about MetricsHour

aggregates institutional macro data (world bank, imf, un comtrade, sec edgar, fred) into a single terminal covering 196 countries, 775+ stocks, 2,700+ bilateral trade corridors, and 21 commodities. core feature: maps sec 10-k geographic revenue to country-level exposure and links that to bilateral trade flows and macro indicators for each country.

about Young's Rating Services

young's rating services publishes weekly sovereign risk ratings for 50 countries using two proprietary indicators: GMVRR (government market value risk rating) measures bond price vulnerability 0-100, and CBMSRR (central bank monetary stability rating) measures currency/monetary stability 0-100. ratings are quantitative, conflict-free, and distributed free.

MetricsHour

Connects 775+ stocks to bilateral trade flows, country macro indicators, geographic revenue data from SEC filings, and treasury yield curves in a single dashboard.

[↗] visit metricshour.com

Young's Rating Services

Weekly sovereign risk ratings for 50 countries — CBMSRR scores currency and monetary stability, GMVRR scores bond price vulnerability, both 0-100 on a consistent global scoring framework.

[↗] visit youngsratings.com

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