MGI Pulse 0.6.19 / UK public beta

The financial world forgets quickly. MGI keeps the record.

MGI connects what was known, what people expected, what happened and what changed later. The public beta starts with four official UK indicators, a published forecast, a resolved event and a partial Bank of England policy model.

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official UK indicators
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published forecast on record
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UK / MGINOWlatest figures

RATE · Bank Rate

3.75%Restrictive policy rate · live source

CPIH · Annual inflation

2.80%Moderate CPIH inflation · live source

LAB · Unemployment

4.90%Unemployment broadly stable · saved source copy

GDP · Quarterly growth

0.6%Real GDP expanding · live source

These sources are checked when MGI is published. If one source fails, the other indicators remain available.

Official sources

Dates shown

Forecasts preserved

Corrections published

01 / UK INDICATORS

Different measures, different periods

Four figures. Four different clocks.

Bank Rate can change on a single day. Inflation refers to a month. Unemployment covers three months. GDP covers a quarter. MGI keeps those periods separate, so the latest number does not lose its meaning.

01RATEBank RateRestrictive policy rate3.75%live source02CPIHAnnual inflationModerate CPIH inflation2.80%live source03LABUnemploymentUnemployment broadly stable4.90%saved source copy04GDPQuarterly growthReal GDP expanding0.6%live source
03 / HOW THE RECORD WORKS

Evidence, expectation, outcome

Each update keeps its place in time.

  1. 01
    What was known

    MGI records the source, figure, period and information available at publication.

  2. 02
    What was expected

    Published forecasts keep their original probabilities and scoring rules.

  3. 03
    What happened

    Official outcomes are added from named sources. Earlier claims remain visible.

  4. 04
    What changed later

    Revisions and corrections create a new record without silently rewriting the old one.

Scope

Research and education only

MGI provides general financial and economic information. It does not provide personal recommendations or tell people what to trade.