Website Overview：Markets（Forex, Stock, ETFs, Bonds...）

In the Macroeconomics section, MacroMicro starts from global trends and major economies to help investors understand the broader economic direction. In the Industry section, users can go deeper along the industry value chain, combining supply chain data with company financials to analyze how macro conditions and industry dynamics influence each other.

The Market Watch sections start from market assets and investment themes, integrating information across equities, FX, bonds, commodities, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, and volatility. These sections help investors build a broader market view from an asset allocation perspective.

Section	Description
FX Watch	Tracks major global currency trends, covering currencies from 25 key economies, including the U.S. dollar, euro, Japanese yen, and Chinese yuan. It is suitable for investors monitoring FX risk and cross-market capital flows.
Stock Market Watch	Tracks major global equity markets and their fundamental drivers, helping investors understand market movements from a macro perspective and make more informed asset allocation decisions.
ETF Watch	Tracks ETF returns across regional equity markets, key industries, bond markets, and commodities, allowing investors to quickly monitor trends across baskets of stocks and assets.
Commodities Watch	Tracks global commodity market trends and fundamental drivers, covering energy, metals, and agricultural products. It is suitable for investors monitoring inflation trends and commodity cycles.
Bond Market Watch	Tracks bond yield trends and interest rate conditions across major global markets. It is an important reference for understanding central bank policy direction and evaluating bond exposure in asset allocation.
Crypto Watch	Tracks cryptocurrency market trends from a macro perspective, helping investors understand the relationship between crypto assets, macro liquidity, and risk appetite.
Volatility Watch	Brings together volatility indices across global markets, organized into four sections: U.S. markets, non-U.S. markets, commodities, and individual equity markets. Volatility indices are derived from option-implied volatility and can be used to assess expected market fluctuations, investor fear, and risk sentiment.
Sovereign CDS Watch	Tracks sovereign credit default swap, or CDS, spreads across countries in the Americas, Europe, and Asia, reflecting real-time market pricing of sovereign default risk. A higher CDS spread indicates higher perceived credit risk, making this section useful for investors monitoring geopolitical and sovereign credit risks.