Data Intelligence
Active Trackers & Data Products
Where public data is insufficient, we build our own. CEE's proprietary trackers fill critical gaps in emerging market intelligence.
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Yuan Adoption Tracker
Comprehensive tracking of yuan adoption across trade invoicing, reserve accumulation, bilateral swap lines, and CIPS participation. Updated monthly.
Metrics Tracked
Trade invoicing share, Reserve holdings, Swap line volumes, CIPS participants
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Critical Elements Project
63 elements, 24 contestable supply locations. Mapping the path to Western critical elements dominance through frontier economies.
Metrics Tracked
Supply concentration, Contestability index, Western alignment score
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Sovereign Debt Monitor
Tracking debt sustainability indicators, creditor composition, and restructuring dynamics across frontier market economies.
Metrics Tracked
Debt-to-GDP, External debt share, Creditor composition, DSA outcomes
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Fiscal Space Index
A composite index measuring fiscal space across low-income and lower-middle-income countries, incorporating revenue, expenditure, and financing dimensions.
Metrics Tracked
Revenue mobilization, Expenditure efficiency, Financing conditions
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Africa Trade Finance Monitor
Tracking trade finance availability, pricing, and the correspondent banking landscape across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Metrics Tracked
Trade finance gap, Correspondent banking relationships, LC pricing
Why We Build Our Own Data
The Gap Between Need and Available Data
Standard emerging market data products are designed for portfolio managers, not policymakers. They track what moves prices, not what shapes economies. CEE builds trackers that answer the questions our clients actually ask — questions that existing data products were not designed to answer.
Each tracker is built around a specific analytical question, constructed from primary sources where possible, and updated on a schedule that reflects the pace of the underlying dynamics — not the convenience of a quarterly publication cycle.