Bigdata Country Analysis

Bigdata Country Analysis

Analytical country economic profile with policy depth. Use Bigdata.com plugin tools for every fact.

Use this skill when the subject is one country's economy. Not this skill when:

Data foundation (plugin tools)

Required on every call: pass plugin_slug: "bigdata-country-analysis" in the request parameters of every Bigdata.com plugin tool call made while running this skill. The value is always the skill name, bigdata-country-analysis, regardless of the company or query.

Exceptions: the search and fetch tools do not accept plugin_slug — omit it there.

If bigdata_country_tearsheet is unavailable or fails, complete the whole analysis with bigdata_search using the targeted queries below. Search each indicator separately rather than in one broad query.

Workflow

Step 1 — Core economic indicators

• "[Country] GDP growth economic outlook 2026"
• "[Country] inflation CPI consumer prices trends"
• "[Country] central bank interest rates monetary policy"
• "[Country] unemployment rate labor market"
• "[Country] fiscal policy government budget"

Step 2 — Monetary policy

• "[Country] central bank rate decision outlook"
• "[Country] monetary policy inflation target"
• "Fed / ECB / BOJ / PBOC policy rate path expectations"

Step 3 — Economic calendar and events

• "[Country] economic data releases calendar"
• "[Country] central bank meeting schedule"
• "[Country] GDP CPI employment report dates"

Step 4 — Structural and historical context (required for depth)

A point-in-time-only report fails this deliverable's bar.

• "[Country] sector transformation structural change agriculture industry services"
• "[Country] labor productivity by sector comparison"
• "[Country] economic structure evolution [time range, e.g. 1990 2020]"
• "[Country] sectoral GDP share history"
• "[Country] employment by sector productivity growth"

Step 5 — Debt composition, tax-to-GDP, and PFM (required for depth)

• "[Country] public debt composition domestic external"
• "[Country] debt servicing interest cost weighted average rate"
• "[Country] debt crowding out private sector"
• "[Country] public financial management PFM reform budget execution"
• "[Country] tax revenue GDP fiscal consolidation"
• "[Country] tax to GDP ratio tax burden comparison"

Step 6 — Labor market in depth

Never leave the labor section as a one-line "macro good, micro bad".

• "[Country] labor market informality underemployment"
• "[Country] youth unemployment sectoral employment"
• "[Country] real wages productivity labor share"
• "[Country] employment growth by sector"

Step 7 — Policy and reform context

Grounds the recommendations section — do not write recommendations without it.

• "[Country] fiscal consolidation tax reform recommendations"
• "[Country] debt management strategy IMF World Bank"
• "[Country] structural reform priorities"
• "[Country] demographic dividend youth bulge policy"

Step 8 — Market implications and FDI

• "[Country] equity market outlook"
• "[Country] bond market yields spreads"
• "[Country] currency forex outlook"
• "[Country] FDI foreign direct investment inflows outflows"
• "[Country] FDI trajectory outlook greenfield M&A"

Step 9 — Regional context (if applicable)

• "[Country] vs peers economic performance"
• "G7 economic comparison GDP inflation rates"
• "developed markets emerging markets outlook"

Output

Follow assets/report-template.md exactly — section order, tables, sources, and footer.

• Inline citations [1], [2] after every claim from a source, hyperlinked to the document URL.
• End with the numbered Sources table (source, date, URL), then the Powered by Bigdata.com line and Disclaimer, verbatim.
• Default format is Markdown. After delivering, you may ask: "Would you like me to create a Word document or presentation with this analysis?"

Quality bar

This deliverable is written for institutional, multilateral, and academic readers. Non-negotiables:

• Structural and historical context present — sector transformation over time, labor productivity by sector
• Debt and PFM mechanics quantified: composition, servicing burden, tax-to-GDP versus peers or IMF/OECD benchmarks
• Labor market covered at both macro and micro level (informality, underemployment, youth, real wages vs productivity)
• Dedicated policy recommendations section, structured by pillar — fiscal consolidation, debt management, monetary policy, structural reforms — with specific targets and mechanisms where available, each sourced
• No shallow, point-in-time-only narrative