World Economy Graph

Most exposure that matters is indirect. A sanction, an export ban, or a closed strait rarely hits a portfolio head-on — it arrives two or three suppliers away, through a dependency nobody wrote down. World Economy Graph makes those dependencies queryable.

What it does

Countries, companies, commodities, and routes are held as one graph, grounded in real supply-chain relationships and live prices. From there you can ask what a shock actually propagates into: run a scenario, and it returns winners and losers with market context rather than a narrative.

Scenarios can be handed to autonomous agents — up to fifteen — that react to each other, so the second and third rounds of a shock appear instead of only the first. Portfolios can be stress-tested against the same scenarios.

Views

Force layers for structure, a 3D map for geography, a table when the answer is a list. Results export to CSV and PDF. The interface runs in English, Spanish, and Russian.

Who it is for

Investors and portfolio managers looking for exposures and hedges that the consensus has not priced yet.