US Economics Analysis (InvestSkill)Finance Skill
A US macroeconomic analysis skill covering economic indicators, yield curve analysis, credit market indicators, global macro comparison, and recession probability scoring. 5 key indicator categories: (1) Growth — GDP growth rate and components, employment data (NFP, unemployment rate, jobless claims), consumer spending and retail sales, manufacturing and services PMI; (2) Inflation Metrics — CPI, PCE, PPI, wage growth trends; (3) Monetary Policy — Fed policy stance, interest rates (Fed Funds rate, Treasury yields), money supply and bank lending, Fed meeting minutes and forward guidance; (4) Market Sentiment — consumer confidence indices, business sentiment surveys, credit spreads and risk indicators, market volatility (VIX); (5) Fiscal Policy — government spending and stimulus, tax policy changes, budget deficit and debt levels. Analysis framework: identify current economic cycle phase, assess policy implications for sectors, evaluate recession/expansion risks, determine impact on equity/bond/commodity markets, provide sector rotation recommendations. Yield Curve Analysis: 3 key spreads (2s10s, 3M10Y, 5s30s) with current/1yr avg/10yr avg/signal table; 5 curve shapes (Normal Steep, Flat, Inverted, Bear Steepening, Bull Steepening) with economic implications; 3M10Y inversion duration-to-recession lead time table (<3mo unreliable, 3-6mo → 12-18mo, 6-12mo → 6-15mo, >12mo high confidence within 12mo); "uninversion (re-steepening) is often the more immediate warning"; Fed rate cycle positioning (Hiking/Pause/Cutting with curve and equity implications); Real Yields (TIPS) — Real Yield = Nominal − Breakeven, rising real yields negative for long-duration assets, falling positive for growth/gold/EM, 10yr real yield thresholds (below 0% accommodative, above 2% restrictive), breakeven inflation 5yr5yr forward above 2.5% signals concern. Credit Market Indicators: IG OAS spreads (<100 bps normal, 100-150 caution, >150 stress); HY spreads (<350 normal, 350-500 caution, >500 distress, >800 crisis); "HY spreads lead equity markets by 2-4 weeks — widening HY while equities hold = warning"; TED Spread (<50 bps normal, 50-100 elevated, >100 crisis, peaked ~450 bps in 2008); MOVE Index (80-100 normal, 100-130 elevated, >150 crisis); credit as leading indicator (IG/HY spread widening before equity weakness, spread compression while equities lag = catch-up potential, IG vs. HY divergence, leveraged loan market). Global Macro Comparison: US vs. EU vs. China vs. Japan vs. UK economic cycle positioning table (Early Expansion → Mid → Late → Contraction → Recovery); PMI comparison across major economies (above 50 = expansion, below 50 = contraction, composite below 48 for 2+ months = recessionary); central bank divergence analysis (Fed/ECB/BOJ/BOE/PBOC rate table with divergence signals: Fed tightening while ECB/BOJ easing → USD strengthens, synchronized easing → global risk-on, BOJ normalization → JPY strengthens unwinding carry trades); DXY strength sector impact (rising DXY: headwind for multinationals/bearish commodities/bearish EM, falling DXY: tailwind/bullish/bullish; DXY >105 headwind for S&P 500, <95 tailwind; ~40% of S&P revenues foreign); EM vulnerability indicators (FX pressure, EMBI+ spread, capital outflow risks, China contagion, commodity-exporting EMs). Recession Probability Scoring: NY Fed recession model (3M10Y-based, 0-10% expansion, 10-25% low risk, 25-50% elevated, 50-75% high risk, >75% near-certain); Conference Board LEI (3+ consecutive monthly declines = strong warning, YoY decline >4% historically aligned with recessions, 10 leading indicators); Sahm Rule (3mo avg unemployment minus min of prior 12mo 3mo avg, ≥0.5pp threshold, triggered in every recession since 1970, works real-time without revision lag); Custom Composite Recession Probability (yield curve + LEI + Sahm + credit spreads + PMI, 0-25% Expansion, 25-50% Caution, 50-75% High Risk, 75-100% Near-Certain); historical recession episodes table (2001 dot-com -49%, 2008 GFC -57%, 2020 COVID -34%, 2022-2023 -25% bear market). Output: economic state summary, key risks and opportunities, sector and asset class implications, investment positioning recommendations. Investment Signal box with thesis invalidation checklist (Bullish breaks if: yield curve inverts >50bps AND leading indicators fall 3 consecutive months OR recession probability >60%; Bearish breaks if: yield curve normalizes AND PMI recovers above 52 for 2+ months). Pure prompt skill — no runtime, no dependencies, no API keys.
- Snapshot quality
- 85/100
- Snapshot risk
- Medium
- Audit conclusion
- No blocking findings
Discovery
What this Skill helps an agent do.
Search metadata is limited to this summary, the controlled finance taxonomy, and relation labels. Detailed upstream instructions are not part of the Search Index.
Domains and assets
Search aliases and tags
Trust
Evidence from the captured directory.
This content snapshot assessment does not certify the repository, current files, or installation environment. "Not verified" means the captured files did not support a Yes or No conclusion.
License
GitHub reports the repository license as MIT License.
Review state
- Automated review
- Automated review
- Install tested
- No
- Human reviewed
- Not verified
Snapshot
- Files reviewed
- 1
- Captured
- 2026-07-29 07:31 UTC
- Snapshot ID
- fsh-economics-analysis-yennanliu-2026-07-29-001
Permissions
FilesystemRead
NoThe skill does not read local files. It accepts ticker symbols or economic data as input.
FilesystemWrite
NoThe skill does not write local files. Output is presented as text.
NetworkAccess
YesData verification requires web search for current economic data (yield curves, credit spreads, PMI, employment, Fed rates, NY Fed recession model, LEI, Sahm Rule).
ShellExecution
NoPure prompt skill with no code execution.
CodeExecution
NoPure prompt skill with no code execution.
ExternalCredentials
NoNo external credentials required.
Dependencies
No dependencies were named in this captured record.
Data sources named by the Skill
Web market data
Web search for current economic indicators, yield curves, credit spreads, PMI, employment data, Fed rates. No API key required.
Snapshot assessment
85/100
Pineify Finance Skill snapshot assessment, version 1.0.0. Generated 2026-07-29 07:31 UTC.
Medium risk · No blocking findings
Skill structure
70/100Instruction clarity
85/100Dependency transparency
100/100Permission transparency
75/100Safety guardrails
85/100Finance task fit
100/100Audit findings
Low
No explicit slash command or input format examples
The skill does not provide explicit slash command triggers or input format examples. It is a macroeconomic analysis framework that accepts economic data as input. The data verification step implies web search for current data.
Low
No supporting files or README in the snapshot
The skill directory contains only SKILL.md with no README, reference files, or supporting documentation. All instructions are inline in the 17,200 byte SKILL.md.
Sources and relations
Context around this Skill.
Repository
yennanliu/InvestSkill
topic
Macroeconomic indicators & cycle analysis
P0 relation label. No public page yet.
topic
Yield curve spreads & recession prediction
P0 relation label. No public page yet.
topic
Credit spreads & bond market volatility signals
P0 relation label. No public page yet.
topic
Recession probability scoring & leading indicators
P0 relation label. No public page yet.
topic
Central bank divergence & global macro comparison
P0 relation label. No public page yet.
topic
Sector rotation & asset class implications
P0 relation label. No public page yet.
agent
Claude Code
P0 relation label. No public page yet.
collection
US stock analysis
P0 relation label. No public page yet.
guide
Reviewing finance skills before install
P0 relation label. No public page yet.
Registry
Read this record as data.
The public record includes the page-safe snapshot, evidence, assessment, taxonomy, and relations. Internal revision fields stay outside the public projection.
- Record ID
- github:yennanliu/investskill:plugins/us-stock-analysis/skills/economics-analysis
- Snapshot ID
- fsh-economics-analysis-yennanliu-2026-07-29-001