Techniques for Investing Using Macroeconomic Indicators

In contrast to studying economic behavior at the individual level, macroeconomics examines economic activity on a national and global scale. It looks at factors like unemployment, inflation, national income, and gross domestic product to comprehend the economy and how it functions as a whole. The economic climate of the nation where the investment will be made should be investigated before taking action. Investors do this research using that nation's macroeconomic statistics.

This course has been designed to help participants evaluate investment expectations properly and successfully utilizing changes in macroeconomic data and a risk-based strategy to address market swings. Sample findings will be used to study how short-term investments are made in the financial markets using macro data and the outcomes of variations between expectations and actuals. The aid of visuals, definitions, measurement techniques, and the present state of global risk indicators—which are the early warning signs of the market volatility—will be provided.