Technical documentation
Methodology
Sources, definitions and calculation conventions used across all domestic KPIs.
Data sources
- HCP — CPI, GDP, labour market and national accounts.
- BAM — Monetary policy, money aggregates and bank credit.
- OC — External trade, MRE transfers, tourism, FDI and reserves.
- MEF/TGR — Budget, public debt and tax revenue.
- FMI — International comparisons and WEO projections when they are explicitly enabled.
- Banque Mondiale — Structural international comparison variables and supporting documentation.
Levels and changes
Levels and changes are handled as separate indicators. For example, a price index, a year-on-year rate and a month-on-month rate do not substitute for one another and each keeps its own series.
Publication dates and vintages
- publication_date — Institutional date on which the source officially released the observation.
- vintage_date — Load/version date used to preserve the revision history; the interface displays the latest available version for a given period.
Polarity
Each KPI has a polarity (+1, -1, 0) used to interpret deltas and color coding. An increase can be positive, negative or neutral depending on the indicator.
Official vs computed changes
- official — When the source publishes a change directly, that official value remains the reference.
- computed=true — When only a level series exists, the platform computes the change and flags it as computed=true in the historical table.