About Eco3min
Eco3min is an independent macro-financial research publication, in English and French. It provides documented historical data series, reference studies and analytical frameworks for placing a market event within the economic cycle.
The editorial approach fits in one sentence: understanding structural mechanisms informs a decision better than reacting to the day’s moves. The work is built to last. Figures quoted are tied to their source and date, datasets can be downloaded as CSV files, and each analysis keeps what is established apart from what remains a hypothesis.
Who it is for
- Individual investors who want to ground their reading of markets in economic mechanisms rather than in real-time commentary.
- Analysts and finance professionals looking for a cross-cutting macroeconomic perspective and long historical series they can reuse.
- Journalists, researchers and authors who cite Eco3min data and studies (citation formats and reuse terms: How to cite Eco3min).
What Eco3min publishes
- Macro-financial datasets: cleaned and documented historical series from institutional sources (FRED, ECB, BIS, BLS, EIA, World Bank, Shiller/Yale, NY Fed ACM). More than 150 series update automatically from their source.
- Macro Watch: regular research notes that place a recent market event within its long historical context.
- Research studies: in-depth analyses of economic regimes, monetary transmission, credit cycles and liquidity.
- Macro Q&A: more than 380 short, sourced answers to recurring questions in macro-financial analysis.
- Analytical articles organized by theme: macroeconomics, monetary policy, markets, real estate, commodities, investment strategy, financial education.
In all, more than 3,000 pages published in English and French since November 2025. The free monthly newsletter covers the month’s new study and the macro barometer.
Citations
Eco3min data and studies have been cited by FT Alphaville, Forbes, The Conversation, RTBF, State Street Investment Management and in an expert statement submitted to the German Bundestag. The full record, with a link to each source, is on the Mentions and citations page.
What Eco3min does not do
Eco3min does not provide personalized investment advice, does not recommend any financial product and publishes neither price forecasts nor buy or sell signals. Investment decisions rest with the reader. For a personal situation, readers can turn to a qualified professional.
These limits are set out in the editorial standards.
Editorial commitments
- Figures quoted are tied to their institutional source and date.
- Established facts, mechanisms, hypotheses and interpretations are kept distinct in the text.
- No sensationalism and no promise of returns, explicit or implied.
- Errors that are reported, or found during reviews, are corrected directly on the page concerned. Since September 2026, published articles are being reviewed one by one against their primary sources.
Further reading
- Eco3min Research: who publishes, method, independence, funding
- Methodology
- Editorial standards
- Mentions and citations
- Monthly newsletter
- Contact
Last updated — 6 October 2026
Disclaimer – Financial and Legal Information: The analyses, commentary, and content published on eco3min.fr are provided for informational and educational purposes only. They do not constitute investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell financial instruments. Past performance is not indicative of future results. All investment decisions involve risk and are the sole responsibility of the reader. Data, charts and calculated series are provided as is and may contain errors or lag behind their source: check any figure against the primary source cited before relying on it. Content describing laws, regulations or contracts reflects the law as of its publication date and does not constitute legal or tax advice; applying it to a specific situation requires a qualified legal or tax professional.
