About ECRI Reports
Our clients receive exclusive access to private advisory sessions as well as professional reports and proprietary data.
We help our clients improve their management of cyclical risk. Our professional services alert them to directional shifts in the business cycle so they can better time critical decisions, including asset management, hiring, production and pricing, or policy.
Essentials
Critical insights from the ongoing story told by the objective ECRI framework as it relates to current events, including emerging opportunities and threats.
- U.S. Cyclical Outlook
- International Cyclical Outlook
Focus
In-depth research on diverse topics from a unique cyclical perspective, including new research advances, major cyclical calls and urgent contemporary concerns.
- U.S. Cyclical Outlook
- International Cyclical Outlook
ECRI Weekly Update
On Friday mornings we call out key issues and provide brief updates to ECRI's outlook, including:
- Advance updates of select indexes, including global aggregates and international Future Inflation Gauges
Index Pages
A crisp synopsis, including charts and data update details for ECRI's leading and coincident indexes.
- U.S. Index Pages (includes sector coverage)
- International Country Pages (includes country coverage)
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ECRI Services
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Testimonial
[T]he Economic Cycle Research Institute [is] a private forecasting group with an excellent track record.
This approach works like a charm.
...a unique set of insights that made me able to cut through a lot of the noise in the market place... the tools ECRI provide in calling decelerating (or accelerating) growth is unmatched.
ECRI continues to be an important resource in determining our tactical allocation. For over a decade their economic cycle forecasts and detailed research topics have been a critical part of our decision making process.
For ourselves, in this cycle, we'll line up with ECRI.
Over the last 15 years, [ECRI] has gotten all of its recession calls right, while issuing no false alarms. Oct. 2011