Example
A macro brief for the board meeting, in one question.
Inflation, the IMF GDP forecast, business sentiment and today's electricity price come from four different sources. With Sancera connected, it is one question in Claude or ChatGPT, and every figure comes with a source, period and link to the table.
The question
Give me a macro brief for Sweden ahead of a board meeting: inflation, the IMF GDP forecast, business sentiment and today's electricity price.
The answer
Inflation
1.5%
CPIF, Sep · SCB
GDP 2026
2.5%
IMF
Sentiment
107.1
Sep · KI
Power SE3
0.27
SEK/kWh · Energinet, 24 Oct
In brief
Inflation rose to 1.5% in September but remains below the 2% target. Sentiment is at its highest in a year, and the IMF sees growth rising to 2.5% in 2026.
Next prints
CPI arrives mid-month, KI's barometer at the end of the month and the IMF forecast in April and October.
Sources · SCB · IMF WEO · KI · Energinet · Excel · CSV
Retrieved via Sancera on 24 October 2026. Ask the question yourself for today's figures.
What the assistant gets back
Sancera splits the question into four parts and retrieves each figure from the original source: SCB, the IMF, Konjunkturinstitutet and Energinet. None of them are calculated or adjusted.
Each part comes with a value, unit, period, source and link to the table or series. The assistant puts the text together, but the figures belong to the source.
The full supporting data comes as Excel and CSV, with all four series, so it can go straight into the board materials.
The figures, one by one
| Figure | Value | Period | Source | Table or series |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CPIF, annual rate | 1.5% | Sep 2026 | SCB | TAB6590 |
| GDP growth, forecast | 2.5% | 2026 | IMF World Economic Outlook | NGDP_RPCH |
| Business tendency indicator | 107.1 | Sep 2026 | Konjunkturinstitutet | Indikatorm |
| Electricity SE3, daily mean | 0.27 SEK/kWh (24.13 EUR/MWh) | 24 Oct 2026 | Energinet, Energi Data Service | Day-ahead prices |
Also in the same answer: CPI 1.1% and CPIF-XE 0.5% (Sep 2026, SCB TAB6596 and TAB6593), the IMF's outcome of 1.4% for 2025 and forecast of 2.2% for 2027, and the business tendency indicator of 105.1 for August. The electricity price is the spot price excluding tax, grid fees and VAT, converted using the ECB reference rate.
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