Eco3min Research — Editorial team and methodology

Eco3min is published by Eco3min Research, an independent editorial publication dedicated to macro-financial analysis. Eco3min Research operates without institutional, commercial or political affiliation, and publishes under a collective editorial brand to preserve the independence and continuity of the editorial work.

Origin and editorial proposition

Eco3min Research was created with a simple proposition: restore for analysts, investors and researchers the macroeconomic analytical frameworks and historical data that reactive financial media no longer provide.

The starting observation: financial information has shifted toward real-time commentary, at the expense of the structural analysis that informs medium- and long-term decisions. Eco3min Research occupies that space, publishing work aligned with editorial standards of the Financial Times, Les Échos and institutional macro research (Apollo Macro, Variant Perception, Lyn Alden).

Editorial competencies

The editorial work of Eco3min Research draws on competencies in:

• macroeconomic analysis and monetary policy
• statistical processing of long time series (50–110 years)
• econometric modeling and historical backtesting
• Python and R programming for the automated data pipeline
• financial research editing and writing in French and English

Production methodology

Each study and dataset published on Eco3min follows a structured editorial process:

1. Topic identification — macroeconomic relevance, observed analytical demand, gap in accessible literature
2. Institutional sourcing — data extracted only from recognized sources (see list below)
3. Reproducible statistical processing — automated pipeline via GitHub Actions, documented Python code, daily refresh
4. Writing with adversarial pre-review — each study undergoes systematic self-criticism (four fictional hostile reviewers) before publication
5. Editorial compliance verification — each text is checked against the six rules of the editorial standards (no recommendation, descriptive framing, etc.)
6. Bilingual publication — simultaneous French and English versions, with proper hreflang

Institutional data sources

• Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) — US macro-financial series
• European Central Bank (ECB) — eurozone macro series
• Bank for International Settlements (BIS) — global data and capital flows
• Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) — US inflation and employment
• World Bank Pink Sheet — commodity price series
• Yale (Robert Shiller) — historical CAPE, PE ratios, excess CAPE yield
• NY Fed ACM — term premium
• FOMC releases, SEC EDGAR, IMF, NBER for cycle dating

Independence and funding

As of this page publication:

• No undisclosed sponsored partnerships
• No conflict of interest with a regulated financial institution

Correction policy

Any reported factual, methodological or attribution error is publicly corrected with mention of the date and nature of the correction on the affected page. Substantial corrections are accompanied by an editorial note at the foot of the article. To report an error: [email protected].

Further reading

• About Eco3min — editorial mission and target audience
• Methodology
• Editorial standards
• How to cite Eco3min
• Contact — [email protected]

Last updated — 14 May 2026