Week of 31 March 2026 (corrected)
| Region | Regime | Note |
|---|---|---|
| US | Transition | Approaching key boundary — one signal from Stagflation trigger |
| AU | Expansion | Stable — no elevated boundary pressure |
| DE | Transition | Low stability — multiple stress channels active |
| GB | Transition | Closest to regime change — all Stagflation pressure constraints met |
| JP | Transition | Stable — no elevated boundary pressure |
| CA | Expansion | Stable — leading indicators above contraction threshold |
Divergence
Active in 4 of 6 regions (AU, DE, GB, JP). Energy stress elevated across all regions. Labour market deterioration in DE, GB, and JP independent of the energy channel. Credit markets remain below stress thresholds in all regions. The breadth of simultaneous divergence across 4 regions has not occurred in the backtested validation period (1998–2024).
Classification changes
Corrected observation replacing the original 2026-w14 entry. GB reclassified from Stagflation to Transition after a data refresh resolved stale input signals. All other regions unchanged.
Context
Energy costs remain the dominant cross-regional stress factor. GB is the closest region to a regime change. US is approaching its primary Stagflation trigger. DE mirrors the US directional pattern. The system corrected a stale data issue during this observation period — the directional intelligence (transition pressure) was unaffected and remained consistent throughout. Full correction details available in the authenticated platform.
Observation hash: 64ef15c62030. RFC 3161 verification token available via API.