Chiara Máximo
@chia
Customer Success Lead at Alphacast
Chiara Máximo
@chia
Customer Success Lead at Alphacast
chia's insights
How can I create a basic dashboard?
Here you will find some examples that will be useful when building your own dashboard Saving charts on your clipboard Before you start creating your first dashboard, it's useful you preselect the charts that you want to work with using the clipboard. The clipboard allows you to have all the charts you want to add at hand. Access it via the hook button at the top right of the screen For that, you will have to click on the clip chart button below each graphic and voila, it is already saved in the clipboard. Dashboard --> clipping charts In case you want to use charts from another dashboard, don't forget to make the chart interactive so you can clip it. Dashboard --> Switching to Interactive Starting point To create and publish a dashboard, find and click the button in the upper right of the site "Create New" and select "Insight". The window on the left is the editor. There you can add a title, subtitles, and all the charts you want to visualize on your dashboard. The window on the right shows a previsualization of the left side. Follow the instructions already written to help you in the process but...
Econviews Macro Monitor - December
www.econviews.com On the wait for the agreement with the IMF Next week the Minister of Economy will present to the National Congress his "multi-year plan", with the axis of the economic policy for the coming years, in the framework of an agreement with the IMF - which the authorities have been saying for a while that it is "almost closed". But beyond the much-needed economic roadmap for the medium term, the short-term situation is pressing. The Central Bank has few reserves and the undervalued FX rate of recent months worsens the situation: an explosive cocktail for devaluation expectations. Will the summer of 2014 be repeated, or could the government reach the months of liquidation of the gross harvest without a discrete jump in the FX rate? The FX situation and a hot summer Net reserves are at critical levels. When the exchange rate jumped 23% monthly in January 2014, net reserves were at an estimated USD 19 bn. Nowadays the situation is more delicate: the Central Bank has just over USD 6 bn of net reserves. The strategy of using the exchange rate as an anchor against inflation did not yield the desired results and the average monthly inflation since...
Crowding Out | CEA Perspectives
By Centro de Economia Aplicada Perspectives' column for October 2021. This section of the Center for Applied Economics (CEA) of UCEMA offers an analysis of prominent economists, with different orientations about economic problems of our country and the world. The plan to pay off the debt is to grow. The plan to reduce the fiscal deficit is to grow. The plan to lower inflation is to grow. The plan to reduce poverty is to grow. It seems that the solution to everything is economic growth. Unfortunately, we do not grow. The causes of the economic stagnation (to be generous) that has trapped us since 2011 are undoubtedly many, but today I want to focus on one: the lack of credit to the productive private sector. To grow you have to invest. If an entrepreneur wants to invest, he has two paths: he can use his own funds or he can resort to the capital market and obtain funds from third parties. The Argentine capital market is non-existent. According to the World Bank, the market capitalization of all publicly listed companies in Argentina is equivalent to 8.8% of GDP. In Brazil, the market capitalization is equivalent to 68.4% of GDP, in...
Crowding Out | CEA Perspectivas
By Centro de Economía Aplicada Columna Perspectivas del mes de octubre 2021. Esta sección del Centro de Economía Aplicada (CEA) de la UCEMA provee un análisis de destacados economistas con orientaciones y enfoques diferentes respecto de los problemas económicos de nuestro país y el mundo El plan para pagar la deuda es crecer. El plan para reducir el déficit fiscal es crecer. El plan para bajar la inflación es crecer. El plan para reducir de la pobreza es crecer. Parece ser que la solución para todo es el crecimiento económico. Lamentablemente no crecemos. Las causas del estancamiento económico (para ser generosos) que nos tiene atrapados desde 2011 sin dudas son muchas, pero hoy me quiero concentrar en una: la falta de crédito al sector privado productivo. Para crecer hay que invertir. Si un emprendedor quiere invertir tiene dos caminos, puede utilizar fondos propios o puede recurrir al mercado de capitales y conseguir fondos de terceros. El mercado de capitales argentino es inexistente. De acuerdo con el Banco Mundial, la capitalización de mercado de todas las empresas que cotizan públicamente en Argentina equivale a 8,8% del PBI. En Brasil la capitalización bursátil equivale a 68,4% del PBI, en Chile es 73%,...
Purchase & Sale of Securities
By Martin Polo "USD 2,067 M used since October to control an uncontrolled gap". Related Datasets BOP - Argentina - BCRA - Mercado Unico y Libre de Cambios (MULC) -...
Índice de volumen del PIB (1935 – 2020)
Variación porcentual de volumen del PIB Volumen por habitante del PIB (1935 –...
Real Multilateral Exchange Rate - Brazil
By Tesón "Real multilateral exchange rate with Brazil at minimum for quite some time. It is also a factor that can force official post-electoral...
Argentina
Activity - Argentina - ANAC - Air Traffic Activity - Argentina - ENARGAS - Consumo de gas natural Labour & Income - Argentina - MTEySS - Minimum pension - HMJ Labour & Income - Argentina - MTEySS - Universal Child Allowance - AUH Activity - Argentina - MAGyP - Cattle Indicators China Activity - China - OECD - Gross Domestic Product - Quarterly Ecuador Activity - Ecuador - BCE - Monthly Economic Activity Index Euro Area & European Union Monetary - Euro Area - ECB - Interest Rates Labour & Income - European Union - Eurostat - Labour Market - Unemployment Rate Latin America Activity - Latin America - Alphacast - Industrial Production - Monthly Mexico Activity - Mexico - INEGI - Industrial Production Index United States BOP - USA - BEA - Balance of...
Repository Themes
Creating Themes for your Repositories Creations need to be different, unique. Premium users now have more customization options for the charts, so it will no longer be something like “A customer can have a car painted any color he wants as long as it’s black”. Users can define a Default Theme for a repository and everything inside will look like that. Available parameters are: Custom Color Palettes Font Family and color Background and chart area color Header text-align (left / center) Line Width and show/hide line markers show/hide horizontal axis Gridlines show/hide axis borders Here are some examples of themes that can be created with these options: [Previous]...
Activity in Latin America during the Covid-19 shock
The pandemic outbreak and the subsequent domestic policy response deeply affected LAC economies. Activity dropped between -11% (Peru) and 0.4% (Paraguay) in 2020, though intra-year dynamics were slightly heterogeneous. For some (notably, Ecuador, Peru and Argentina), the downfall was "fast and furious", concentrating in 2021's early months. For others, the recession was milder and more distributed along the year. The deeper the fall, the faster the recovery. Unsurprisingly, the speed of economic recovery was also different between countries. Those which suffered most and earlier recovered stronger and faster than others. Activity in Latin America was trying to recover when the "second wave" hit our shores. Regardless of specific dynamics, most LAC economies where close to pre-pandemic levels (some above -Ecuador- and others below -Argentina-) by end-Q1. With the renewed pandemic outbreak, early data shows that activity has suffered another setback. The extent of the economic damage will depend, of course, on the severity of the contagion and the associated policy response. After last year's experience, most governments seem reluctant to implement harsh nation-wide...
Latin America EMBI: Argentina's uptrend
In response to the uncertainty brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, Latin America's economies showed an increase in their sovereign spread, with Argentina having the second-highest rate (4,361 bps, lower than Venezuela's 3,500 bps). As the year went through and the pandemic's first wave winded down, LAC's risk premia moved downward and, eventually, stabilized. Argentina did not share the same luck as its neighbors. Although its country risk dropped after the debt exchange (September 2020), since then it has moved upwards, reaching 1,505 bps by early June. Investors seem very wary about the creditworthiness of Argentina's national government: for them, (another) sovereign default seems likely to...
BOP – MULC Dashboard
This insight contains information about the Balance of Payments (cash basis). Foreign exchange flows can be disaggregated by current and financial accounts. Information is reported by the BCRA on a monthly basis in USD Millions...
Apple Mobility Report Dashboard
The Apple Mobility Report's insight contains daily COVID-19 mobility trends as 7-day moving average for the entire world. Information can also be disaggregated by transit, driving, and on foot....
IMF - World Economic Outlook
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) publishes data on world economic developments. Latin America was hard hit by Covid-19 last year, and the South Cone (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay) was no different. However, not every economy suffered alike. Argentina's GDP dropped the most in 2020 (-10%) and the IMF forecasts that after a relatively better performance in 2021 (+5.8%), its growth rate will lag behind that of its neighbors (+2.5% in 2022 and a deceleration to +1.5% by...
External Trade
This insight contains monthly data on foreign trade in goods (accrual basis) for Argentina collected and reported by INDEC, such as exports, imports, and trade balance, as well as exports by partners, comparisons with the balance of payments (cash basis) and more...
Prices
The price’s insight contains monthly data for Argentina on the prices reported by INDEC, such as the consumer price index, wholesale prices and its disaggregation by groups, as well as the producer price index, the construction cost index, and more...
Activity
This insight contains monthly activity data for Argentina collected by INDEC, such as the monthly activity estimator, the industrial production index, the synthetic construction activity index, the shopping and supermarkets surveys, and more....
