Bigdata G7 Comparison

Bigdata G7 Comparison

Side-by-side benchmark of the seven G7 economies. Use Bigdata.com plugin tools for every fact.

Members: United States, Japan, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Canada. Note the euro-area members (Germany, France, Italy) share the ECB's policy rate — differentiate them on fiscal position, growth, and market pricing rather than on monetary policy.

Use this skill when the G7 is the frame. Not this skill when:

If the user supplied a focus (equities, rates, FX, credit), lead the market-implications section with it. Otherwise cover all four at a broad level.

Data foundation (plugin tools)

Required on every call: pass plugin_slug: "bigdata-g7-comparison" in the request parameters of every Bigdata.com plugin tool call made while running this skill. The value is always the skill name, bigdata-g7-comparison, 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 analysis with bigdata_search alone.

Workflow

Step 1 — Indicators for each member

Pull the same indicators for all seven so the table is like-for-like: GDP growth, CPI inflation, unemployment, policy rate, and fiscal position (deficit and debt/GDP).

• "[Country] GDP growth economic outlook 2026"
• "[Country] inflation CPI consumer prices"
• "[Country] unemployment labor market"
• "[Country] government deficit debt to GDP"

Where a figure is unavailable for one member, write "Not available" rather than leaving the comparison lopsided.

Step 2 — Central bank stance and rate paths

• "Fed ECB BOJ BOE rate decision outlook"
• "[Country] central bank policy rate path expectations"
• "G7 monetary policy divergence"

Capture the last action, current guidance, and market-implied path for the Fed, BoJ, ECB, BoE, and BoC. Policy divergence across the bloc is usually the single most important driver of relative returns — treat it as a headline finding, not a footnote.

Step 3 — Comparative economic analysis

• "G7 economic comparison GDP growth rates"
• "G7 inflation comparison"
• "G7 fiscal position debt sustainability"

Identify who is leading and lagging on growth, who is winning and losing the inflation fight, and whose fiscal position constrains policy.

Step 4 — Market positioning

• "G7 equity market valuations comparison"
• "G7 sovereign bond yields comparison"
• "USD EUR JPY GBP CAD currency outlook"
• "credit spreads investment grade high yield [region]"

Cover equity valuations, 10-year yields and curve shape, currency levels and outlook, and credit where relevant.

Step 5 — Divergence and convergence themes

Name the 2–3 themes running through the bloc — for example policy divergence, fiscal stress, energy exposure, demographics, or trade policy — and which members each helps or hurts.

Step 6 — Ranked view

Rank the seven on relative attractiveness for the user's focus (or overall), with a one-line reason each and the key risk to the ranking.

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

Non-negotiables:

• All seven members present in the indicator table, on the same metrics, with gaps marked "Not available"
• Euro-area members differentiated on fiscal position, growth, and market pricing — not treated as one country
• Central bank divergence treated as a headline driver
• A ranked view delivered, with reasons and the key risk
• Every claim from a source carries an inline citation and appears in the Sources table