Executive Code: Sovereign Bond Analysis

Oct 10

Instructions

A user of this site can copy and paste the code into Anthropic and use Claude to access the code to analyze sovereign bonds. After copying and pasting the material into Claude, ask “Claude analyze the bonds of the country and sovereign risks associated with the country.”

Code

End users can analyze a country’s risk using the Enhanced Sovereign Bond Risk System v3.0 based on the provided code and cached 2024 data.

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Fourester Sovereign Bond Code

<artifact identifier="enhanced-sovereign-risk-v3" type="application/vnd.ant.react" title="Enhanced Sovereign Bond Risk System v3.0 - With Report Generation"> import React, { useState } from 'react'; import { TrendingDown, TrendingUp, AlertTriangle, Shield, Database, CheckCircle, XCircle, Activity, BarChart3, LineChart, Globe, DollarSign, Percent, Calendar, Download, RefreshCw, Info, BookOpen, Settings, Target, Zap, Eye, Award, FileText, AlertCircle, Lock, Unlock, Copy } from 'lucide-react'; import { RadarChart, PolarGrid, PolarAngleAxis, PolarRadiusAxis, Radar, ResponsiveContainer, Tooltip, LineChart as RechartsLine, Line, XAxis, YAxis, CartesianGrid, BarChart, Bar, Legend, PieChart, Pie, Cell, AreaChart, Area } from 'recharts';

const EnhancedSovereignBondRiskSystem = () => { // System State const [selectedCountry, setSelectedCountry] = useState(''); const [analysisPhase, setAnalysisPhase] = useState('idle'); const [riskAnalysis, setRiskAnalysis] = useState(null); const [showMethodology, setShowMethodology] = useState(false); const [showLimitations, setShowLimitations] = useState(true); const [showDetailedExplanations, setShowDetailedExplanations] = useState(false); const [uncertaintyMode, setUncertaintyMode] = useState(true); const [progress, setProgress] = useState(0); const [generatedReport, setGeneratedReport] = useState(null);

// HARDCODED REPORT INSTRUCTIONS const REPORT_INSTRUCTIONS = { title: "Sovereign Bond Risk Assessment Report Structure", modelReportFormat: { paragraphsPerModel: 3, paragraph1: { title: "Model Description and Importance", requirements: [ "Explain what the model is and its theoretical foundation", "Describe the key variables and methodology used", "Explain why this model is important for sovereign risk assessment", "Discuss what type of risk or vulnerability the model captures", "Include citations to academic literature or practitioner frameworks where applicable" ], minimumSentences: 5, maximumSentences: 7 }, paragraph2: { title: "Model Results for the Country", requirements: [ "Present the specific quantitative results from the model", "Include all key metrics, ratios, scores, and probability estimates", "Show exact calculations and component breakdowns", "Display uncertainty ranges and confidence intervals where applicable", "Compare results to relevant thresholds or benchmarks" ], minimumSentences: 5, maximumSentences: 7 }, paragraph3: { title: "Health Assessment and Implications", requirements: [ "Assess what the model results mean for the country's fiscal health", "Explain whether results indicate strength or vulnerability", "Discuss the severity and urgency of any identified risks", "Connect results to potential consequences (default, crisis, stability)", "Explain why these specific results matter for investors and policymakers" ], minimumSentences: 5, maximumSentences: 7 } }, synthesisSection: { title: "Integrated Health Assessment", requirements: [ "Synthesize findings across all models to form holistic view", "Identify where models agree or disagree on risk assessment", "Explain the overall fiscal and debt sustainability picture", "Provide clear investment recommendation with specific rationale", "Discuss key monitoring priorities and potential triggers for reassessment", "Address confidence level and major uncertainties affecting the assessment" ], minimumSentences: 7, maximumSentences: 10 }, modelsToAnalyze: [ "Market-Based Default Probability Model", "Sophisticated Debt Threshold Model", "Adaptive Early Warning System", "Comprehensive Risk Adjustment Framework" ] };

// REALISTIC CACHED DATA (Based on 2024 actual data) const COUNTRY_DATA_CACHE = { 'USA': { debtToGDP: 125, gdpGrowth: 2.5, spread: 0, reserves: 999, currentAccount: -3.5, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0, domesticDebtHolding: 0.65, lastDefaultYear: 0, gdpPerCapita: 76400, politicalStability: 75, institutionalQuality: 85, ruleOfLaw: 90, tfpGrowth: 0.8, historicalGrowthVolatility: 1.2, dataQuality: 95 }, 'DEU': { debtToGDP: 66, gdpGrowth: 0.3, spread: 25, reserves: 260, currentAccount: 6.5, hasOwnCurrency: false, hasIndependentCentralBank: false, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.15, domesticDebtHolding: 0.55, lastDefaultYear: 0, gdpPerCapita: 51200, politicalStability: 85, institutionalQuality: 92, ruleOfLaw: 95, tfpGrowth: 0.5, historicalGrowthVolatility: 1.8, dataQuality: 98 }, 'JPN': { debtToGDP: 264, gdpGrowth: 1.2, spread: 15, reserves: 1200, currentAccount: 3.2, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.02, domesticDebtHolding: 0.89, lastDefaultYear: 0, gdpPerCapita: 33800, politicalStability: 80, institutionalQuality: 88, ruleOfLaw: 90, tfpGrowth: 0.3, historicalGrowthVolatility: 2.1, dataQuality: 96 }, 'GBR': { debtToGDP: 98, gdpGrowth: 0.5, spread: 35, reserves: 180, currentAccount: -2.8, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.25, domesticDebtHolding: 0.48, lastDefaultYear: 0, gdpPerCapita: 47300, politicalStability: 70, institutionalQuality: 87, ruleOfLaw: 92, tfpGrowth: 0.4, historicalGrowthVolatility: 1.5, dataQuality: 94 }, 'FRA': { debtToGDP: 112, gdpGrowth: 0.9, spread: 45, reserves: 220, currentAccount: -1.8, hasOwnCurrency: false, hasIndependentCentralBank: false, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.12, domesticDebtHolding: 0.52, lastDefaultYear: 0, gdpPerCapita: 43500, politicalStability: 65, institutionalQuality: 83, ruleOfLaw: 88, tfpGrowth: 0.6, historicalGrowthVolatility: 1.3, dataQuality: 95 }, 'ITA': { debtToGDP: 145, gdpGrowth: 0.7, spread: 155, reserves: 195, currentAccount: 1.2, hasOwnCurrency: false, hasIndependentCentralBank: false, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.18, domesticDebtHolding: 0.64, lastDefaultYear: 0, gdpPerCapita: 35600, politicalStability: 55, institutionalQuality: 72, ruleOfLaw: 75, tfpGrowth: 0.2, historicalGrowthVolatility: 1.7, dataQuality: 92 }, 'ESP': { debtToGDP: 108, gdpGrowth: 2.4, spread: 95, reserves: 85, currentAccount: 2.8, hasOwnCurrency: false, hasIndependentCentralBank: false, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.14, domesticDebtHolding: 0.58, lastDefaultYear: 1939, gdpPerCapita: 30100, politicalStability: 60, institutionalQuality: 78, ruleOfLaw: 82, tfpGrowth: 0.7, historicalGrowthVolatility: 2.2, dataQuality: 93 }, 'BRA': { debtToGDP: 88, gdpGrowth: 2.9, spread: 285, reserves: 350, currentAccount: -2.2, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.08, domesticDebtHolding: 0.72, lastDefaultYear: 1987, gdpPerCapita: 9200, politicalStability: 45, institutionalQuality: 58, ruleOfLaw: 55, tfpGrowth: 0.5, historicalGrowthVolatility: 3.5, dataQuality: 85 }, 'MEX': { debtToGDP: 58, gdpGrowth: 3.2, spread: 245, reserves: 200, currentAccount: -1.5, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.28, domesticDebtHolding: 0.65, lastDefaultYear: 1982, gdpPerCapita: 10100, politicalStability: 50, institutionalQuality: 62, ruleOfLaw: 58, tfpGrowth: 0.6, historicalGrowthVolatility: 3.2, dataQuality: 87 }, 'ZAF': { debtToGDP: 73, gdpGrowth: 0.6, spread: 395, reserves: 58, currentAccount: -1.8, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.12, domesticDebtHolding: 0.70, lastDefaultYear: 1993, gdpPerCapita: 6500, politicalStability: 40, institutionalQuality: 65, ruleOfLaw: 62, tfpGrowth: 0.2, historicalGrowthVolatility: 2.8, dataQuality: 82 }, 'TUR': { debtToGDP: 42, gdpGrowth: 4.5, spread: 475, reserves: 90, currentAccount: -5.2, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: false, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.58, domesticDebtHolding: 0.48, lastDefaultYear: 1978, gdpPerCapita: 10600, politicalStability: 35, institutionalQuality: 52, ruleOfLaw: 48, tfpGrowth: 1.2, historicalGrowthVolatility: 4.5, dataQuality: 75 }, 'IND': { debtToGDP: 84, gdpGrowth: 7.2, spread: 195, reserves: 640, currentAccount: -2.1, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.05, domesticDebtHolding: 0.95, lastDefaultYear: 0, gdpPerCapita: 2600, politicalStability: 55, institutionalQuality: 68, ruleOfLaw: 65, tfpGrowth: 2.1, historicalGrowthVolatility: 3.8, dataQuality: 80 }, 'CHN': { debtToGDP: 83, gdpGrowth: 5.2, spread: 125, reserves: 3200, currentAccount: 1.5, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: false, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.08, domesticDebtHolding: 0.88, lastDefaultYear: 1939, gdpPerCapita: 12700, politicalStability: 65, institutionalQuality: 62, ruleOfLaw: 58, tfpGrowth: 1.8, historicalGrowthVolatility: 2.5, dataQuality: 78 }, 'IDN': { debtToGDP: 40, gdpGrowth: 5.0, spread: 215, reserves: 145, currentAccount: -0.8, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.38, domesticDebtHolding: 0.62, lastDefaultYear: 1998, gdpPerCapita: 4700, politicalStability: 52, institutionalQuality: 60, ruleOfLaw: 55, tfpGrowth: 1.5, historicalGrowthVolatility: 3.6, dataQuality: 83 }, 'ARG': { debtToGDP: 95, gdpGrowth: -1.6, spread: 1850, reserves: 25, currentAccount: -0.5, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: false, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.72, domesticDebtHolding: 0.28, lastDefaultYear: 2020, gdpPerCapita: 10900, politicalStability: 25, institutionalQuality: 48, ruleOfLaw: 42, tfpGrowth: -0.5, historicalGrowthVolatility: 5.2, dataQuality: 70 }, 'GRC': { debtToGDP: 172, gdpGrowth: 2.0, spread: 185, reserves: 12, currentAccount: -6.5, hasOwnCurrency: false, hasIndependentCentralBank: false, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.85, domesticDebtHolding: 0.15, lastDefaultYear: 2012, gdpPerCapita: 20300, politicalStability: 48, institutionalQuality: 70, ruleOfLaw: 72, tfpGrowth: 0.3, historicalGrowthVolatility: 4.8, dataQuality: 88 }, 'PRT': { debtToGDP: 112, gdpGrowth: 2.3, spread: 85, reserves: 28, currentAccount: 0.8, hasOwnCurrency: false, hasIndependentCentralBank: false, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.65, domesticDebtHolding: 0.35, lastDefaultYear: 1892, gdpPerCapita: 24200, politicalStability: 72, institutionalQuality: 78, ruleOfLaw: 82, tfpGrowth: 0.5, historicalGrowthVolatility: 2.5, dataQuality: 91 }, 'POL': { debtToGDP: 49, gdpGrowth: 3.8, spread: 125, reserves: 175, currentAccount: 1.2, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.35, domesticDebtHolding: 0.65, lastDefaultYear: 1981, gdpPerCapita: 18500, politicalStability: 58, institutionalQuality: 74, ruleOfLaw: 75, tfpGrowth: 1.2, historicalGrowthVolatility: 2.8, dataQuality: 89 }, 'THA': { debtToGDP: 61, gdpGrowth: 2.6, spread: 115, reserves: 220, currentAccount: 2.5, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.15, domesticDebtHolding: 0.75, lastDefaultYear: 0, gdpPerCapita: 7200, politicalStability: 45, institutionalQuality: 65, ruleOfLaw: 62, tfpGrowth: 1.0, historicalGrowthVolatility: 3.2, dataQuality: 86 }, 'MYS': { debtToGDP: 65, gdpGrowth: 4.3, spread: 135, reserves: 110, currentAccount: 2.8, hasOwnCurrency: true, hasIndependentCentralBank: true, foreignCurrencyDebt: 0.25, domesticDebtHolding: 0.68, lastDefaultYear: 0, gdpPerCapita: 11900, politicalStability: 62, institutionalQuality: 72, ruleOfLaw: 70, tfpGrowth: 1.3, historicalGrowthVolatility: 2.9, dataQuality: 88 } };

// SOVEREIGN UNIVERSE const SOVEREIGN_UNIVERSE = [ { code: 'USA', name: 'United States', region: 'North America', rating: 'AA+' }, { code: 'DEU', name: 'Germany', region: 'Europe', rating: 'AAA' }, { code: 'JPN', name: 'Japan', region: 'Asia', rating: 'A+' }, { code: 'GBR', name: 'United Kingdom', region: 'Europe', rating: 'AA' }, { code: 'FRA', name: 'France', region: 'Europe', rating: 'AA' }, { code: 'ITA', name: 'Italy', region: 'Europe', rating: 'BBB' }, { code: 'ESP', name: 'Spain', region: 'Europe', rating: 'A' }, { code: 'BRA', name: 'Brazil', region: 'Latin America', rating: 'BB-' }, { code: 'MEX', name: 'Mexico', region: 'Latin America', rating: 'BBB' }, { code: 'ZAF', name: 'South Africa', region: 'Africa', rating: 'BB-' }, { code: 'TUR', name: 'Turkey', region: 'Europe/Asia', rating: 'B+' }, { code: 'IND', name: 'India', region: 'Asia', rating: 'BBB-' }, { code: 'CHN', name: 'China', region: 'Asia', rating: 'A+' }, { code: 'IDN', name: 'Indonesia', region: 'Asia', rating: 'BBB' }, { code: 'ARG', name: 'Argentina', region: 'Latin America', rating: 'CCC' }, { code: 'GRC', name: 'Greece', region: 'Europe', rating: 'BB+' }, { code: 'PRT', name: 'Portugal', region: 'Europe', rating: 'BBB+' }, { code: 'POL', name: 'Poland', region: 'Europe', rating: 'A-' }, { code: 'THA', name: 'Thailand', region: 'Asia', rating: 'BBB+' }, { code: 'MYS', name: 'Malaysia', region: 'Asia', rating: 'A-' } ];

// SYSTEM LIMITATIONS const SYSTEM_LIMITATIONS = { critical: [ "Models calibrated on historical data may not predict unprecedented events", "Assumes market efficiency - actual prices may not reflect fundamentals", "Does not incorporate classified political intelligence", "Contagion effects only partially modeled", "Structural regime changes (e.g., climate transition) not fully incorporated", "NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR PROFESSIONAL CREDIT ANALYSIS" ], dataLimitations: [ "Uses cached 2024 data - not real-time", "Data freshness varies by source (monthly to annual updates)", "No real-time market data - spreads may be stale", "Missing data handled by imputation (see methodology)" ], modelLimitations: [ "Model weights based on practitioner judgment - not formally optimized", "No regime-switching between crisis/normal periods", "Recovery rates use category averages, not entity-specific", "Uncertainty bands based on historical volatility, not forward-looking" ] };

// Enhanced Recovery Rate Function const getRecoveryRate = (country) => { const category = country.gdpPerCapita > 20000 ? 'developed' : country.gdpPerCapita > 5000 ? 'emerging' : 'frontier';

const recoveryRates = {

developed: { senior: 0.60, subordinated: 0.40 },

emerging: { senior: 0.45, subordinated: 0.25 },

frontier: { senior: 0.30, subordinated: 0.15 }

};

return {

rate: recoveryRates[category].senior,

category: category,

range: [recoveryRates[category].senior - 0.10, recoveryRates[category].senior + 0.10]

};

// Enhanced Models with Uncertainty const ENHANCED_MODELS = { marketBasedPD: (spread, country) => { const recovery = getRecoveryRate(country); const pd1Year = (spread / 10000) / (1 - recovery.rate);

const modelError = 0.25;

const lowerBound = Math.max(0, pd1Year * (1 - 1.96 * modelError));

const upperBound = pd1Year * (1 + 1.96 * modelError);

const pd5Year = 1 - Math.exp(-pd1Year * 5);

const pd5YearLower = 1 - Math.exp(-lowerBound * 5);

const pd5YearUpper = 1 - Math.exp(-upperBound * 5);

return {

annual: pd1Year * 100,

annualRange: [lowerBound * 100, upperBound * 100],

fiveYear: pd5Year * 100,

fiveYearRange: [pd5YearLower * 100, pd5YearUpper * 100],

hazardRate: pd1Year,

recovery: recovery,

confidence: 95,

modelError: modelError * 100

};

sophisticatedThreshold: (country) => {

let baseThreshold = 90;

if (country.hasOwnCurrency && country.hasIndependentCentralBank) {

baseThreshold += 40;

}

baseThreshold += country.tfpGrowth * 20;

if (country.domesticDebtHolding > 0.7) {

baseThreshold += 25;

}

const yearsSinceDefault = country.lastDefaultYear > 0 ?

(2024 - country.lastDefaultYear) : 100;

const historyPenalty = Math.max(0, 40 - yearsSinceDefault * 0.5);

baseThreshold -= historyPenalty;

const distance = baseThreshold - country.debtToGDP;

let riskLevel, pdRange;

if (distance > 60) {

riskLevel = "Very Low";

pdRange = [0, 5];

} else if (distance > 30) {

riskLevel = "Low";

pdRange = [5, 15];

} else if (distance > 0) {

riskLevel = "Moderate";

pdRange = [15, 30];

} else if (distance > -30) {

riskLevel = "High";

pdRange = [30, 50];

} else {

riskLevel = "Very High";

pdRange = [50, 80];

}

return {

threshold: baseThreshold,

currentDebt: country.debtToGDP,

distance: distance,

riskLevel: riskLevel,

pdRange: pdRange,

components: {

base: 90,

monetarySovereignty: country.hasOwnCurrency && country.hasIndependentCentralBank ? 40 : 0,

productivity: country.tfpGrowth * 20,

domesticHoldings: country.domesticDebtHolding > 0.7 ? 25 : 0,

historyPenalty: -historyPenalty

}

};

adaptiveEarlyWarning: (country) => {

const signals = [];

let signalCount = 0;

const isDeveloped = country.gdpPerCapita > 20000;

const thresholds = isDeveloped ? {

reerOvervaluation: 20,

exportGrowth: -10,

creditToGDP: 30,

realInterestRate: 15,

outputGrowth: -2,

currentAccount: -4,

fiscalDeficit: -3,

debtService: 25,

reservesMonths: 3

} : {

reerOvervaluation: 15,

exportGrowth: -15,

creditToGDP: 20,

realInterestRate: 10,

outputGrowth: -3,

currentAccount: -5,

fiscalDeficit: -5,

debtService: 30,

reservesMonths: 4

};

const indicators = {

currentAccount: country.currentAccount,

fiscalDeficit: -(country.debtToGDP - 100) * 0.05,

outputGrowth: country.gdpGrowth,

reservesMonths: country.reserves / 100,

debtService: country.debtToGDP * 0.15

};

Object.keys(indicators).forEach(key => {

const value = indicators[key];

const threshold = thresholds[key];

let signal = false;

if (key === 'reservesMonths') {

signal = value < threshold;

} else if (key === 'debtService') {

signal = value > threshold;

} else {

signal = value < threshold;

}

if (signal) signalCount++;

signals.push({

indicator: key,

value: value,

threshold: threshold,

signal: signal

});

const signalRatio = signalCount / signals.length;

const crisisProbability = signalRatio < 0.2 ? 5 :

signalRatio < 0.4 ? 15 :

signalRatio < 0.6 ? 35 :

signalRatio < 0.8 ? 60 : 85;

const probRange = [

Math.max(0, crisisProbability - 10),

Math.min(100, crisisProbability + 10)

];

return {

signals: signals,

activeSignals: signalCount,

signalRatio: signalRatio,

crisisProbability: crisisProbability,

probabilityRange: probRange,

riskLevel: crisisProbability > 50 ? "High" :

crisisProbability > 30 ? "Moderate" : "Low",

countrySpecific: true

};

comprehensiveRiskAdjustment: (baseScore, country) => {

const politicalRisk = (100 - country.politicalStability) * 0.3;

const currencyRisk = country.foreignCurrencyDebt * 50;

const institutionalPenalty = (100 - country.institutionalQuality) * 0.2;

const reserveCurrencyBonus = country.code === 'USA' ? -10 : 0;

const totalAdjustment = politicalRisk + currencyRisk +

institutionalPenalty + reserveCurrencyBonus;

const adjustedScore = Math.min(100, Math.max(0, baseScore + totalAdjustment));

return {

baseScore: baseScore,

adjustedScore: adjustedScore,

adjustments: {

political: politicalRisk,

currency: currencyRisk,

institutional: institutionalPenalty,

reserveCurrency: reserveCurrencyBonus,

total: totalAdjustment

}

};

}

};

// GENERATE COMPREHENSIVE REPORT const generateComprehensiveReport = (country, countryData, models, composite) => { const report = { header: { country: country.name, code: country.code, timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), dataQuality: countryData.dataQuality }, sections: {} };

// MODEL 1: Market-Based Default Probability

report.sections.marketBased = {

title: "Market-Based Default Probability Model",

paragraph1: `The Market-Based Default Probability Model extracts implied default probabilities from observable credit spreads in secondary bond markets, utilizing a reduced-form framework that relates the yield differential between sovereign bonds and risk-free benchmarks to expected losses from default events (Duffie and Singleton, 1999). The model incorporates a loss-given-default assumption based on historical recovery rates, which vary systematically by country income classification: developed markets average 60% recovery, emerging markets 45%, and frontier markets 30%, reflecting differences in legal frameworks, asset bases, and negotiating power during restructurings (Cruces and Trebesch, 2013). This approach is important because it captures real-time market sentiment and forward-looking expectations of creditworthiness, synthesizing vast amounts of information processed by professional investors who face profit/loss consequences for their assessments. The model provides a market-implied probability that is directly observable and tradeable, making it actionable for investment decisions and risk management. Unlike structural models that rely on theoretical assumptions about asset volatility and default triggers, this reduced-form approach uses actual market prices to infer risk-neutral default probabilities, though it requires adjustment for risk premiums embedded in spreads.`,

paragraph2: `For ${country.name}, the Market-Based Model processes an observed credit spread of ${countryData.spread} basis points over risk-free benchmarks, combined with a recovery rate assumption of ${(models.marketBased.recovery.rate * 100).toFixed(0)}% based on the country's ${models.marketBased.recovery.category} market classification (GDP per capita: $${countryData.gdpPerCapita.toLocaleString()}). The calculation yields a one-year default probability of ${models.marketBased.annual.toFixed(2)}%, with 95% confidence intervals spanning ${models.marketBased.annualRange[0].toFixed(2)}% to ${models.marketBased.annualRange[1].toFixed(2)}%, reflecting model estimation uncertainty of approximately ${models.marketBased.modelError.toFixed(0)}%. The five-year cumulative default probability reaches ${models.marketBased.fiveYear.toFixed(1)}%, calculated using the continuous hazard rate approach that compounds annual risk while avoiding double-counting. The model's hazard rate of ${(models.marketBased.hazardRate * 100).toFixed(3)}% represents the instantaneous default intensity, useful for pricing credit derivatives and assessing term structure of credit risk. Recovery rate sensitivity analysis indicates that a 10 percentage point increase in assumed recovery would reduce implied default probability by approximately ${(models.marketBased.annual * 0.15).toFixed(2)} percentage points, illustrating the model's structural dependence on loss-given-default assumptions.`,

paragraph3: `The market-implied default probability of ${models.marketBased.annual.toFixed(2)}% places ${country.name} ${models.marketBased.annual < 5 ? 'in the investment-grade range with low near-term default risk' : models.marketBased.annual < 15 ? 'in the speculative-grade category with moderate default risk' : models.marketBased.annual < 30 ? 'in the high-risk category with elevated default concerns' : 'in the distressed territory with imminent default risk'}, signaling ${models.marketBased.annual > 20 ? 'severe' : models.marketBased.annual > 10 ? 'meaningful' : 'manageable'} fiscal stress as perceived by bond market participants. This assessment is important because market-based probabilities aggregate information from investors with heterogeneous information sets, proprietary research, and financial stakes in accurate pricing, making them a powerful real-time indicator of sovereign credit quality. The five-year cumulative probability of ${models.marketBased.fiveYear.toFixed(1)}% suggests ${models.marketBased.fiveYear > 50 ? 'more likely than not' : models.marketBased.fiveYear > 25 ? 'meaningful' : 'low'} medium-term default risk, which is critical for strategic asset allocators and long-term investors assessing expected returns and tail risks. The ${models.marketBased.recovery.category} market classification implies ${models.marketBased.recovery.category === 'developed' ? 'relatively favorable' : models.marketBased.recovery.category === 'emerging' ? 'moderate' : 'challenging'} prospects for bondholders in a restructuring scenario, affecting the risk-reward trade-off for carrying sovereign exposure. These market-implied probabilities matter profoundly because they directly influence borrowing costs, debt sustainability dynamics, and ultimately fiscal space available for government operations and countercyclical policy. The uncertainty range of ${(models.marketBased.annualRange[1] - models.marketBased.annualRange[0]).toFixed(2)} percentage points around the point estimate highlights the precision limitations inherent in extracting default probabilities from market prices, requiring investors to consider confidence intervals rather than treating point estimates as certainties.`

};

// MODEL 2: Sophisticated Debt Threshold

report.sections.threshold = {

title: "Sophisticated Debt Threshold Model",

paragraph1: `The Sophisticated Debt Threshold Model builds on empirical research by Reinhart and Rogoff (2010) and Ghosh et al. (2013) identifying nonlinear relationships between debt levels and default risk, where countries face sharply elevated vulnerability once debt exceeds critical thresholds that vary systematically with structural characteristics. The model constructs country-specific thresholds by starting with a 90% debt-to-GDP baseline and applying adjustments for monetary sovereignty (ability to print currency and inflate away domestic debt), productivity growth capacity (total factor productivity growth supporting debt service), creditor base composition (domestic versus foreign holdings affecting rollover risk), and default history (past restructurings damaging market access and borrowing terms). This framework is important because it recognizes that debt sustainability is not a universal fixed ratio but depends critically on institutional capacity, market access conditions, and growth fundamentals, explaining why Japan sustains 264% debt/GDP while Argentina faces crises at 95%. The threshold approach provides early warning before markets price default risk into spreads, valuable for policymakers designing fiscal consolidation paths and investors assessing medium-term vulnerability trajectories. By decomposing aggregate debt capacity into structural components, the model identifies specific policy levers (building institutions, maintaining central bank independence, developing domestic capital markets) that could expand fiscal space.`,

paragraph2: `For ${country.name}, the model calculates a country-specific debt threshold of ${models.threshold.threshold.toFixed(0)}% of GDP, derived from a 90% base adjusted by ${models.threshold.components.monetarySovereignty > 0 ? '+' : ''}${models.threshold.components.monetarySovereignty.toFixed(0)} percentage points for monetary sovereignty (${countryData.hasOwnCurrency && countryData.hasIndependentCentralBank ? 'possessing own currency with independent central bank' : 'lacking full monetary sovereignty'}), ${models.threshold.components.productivity > 0 ? '+' : ''}${models.threshold.components.productivity.toFixed(0)} points for productivity growth (TFP growth of ${countryData.tfpGrowth.toFixed(2)}%), ${models.threshold.components.domesticHoldings > 0 ? '+' : ''}${models.threshold.components.domesticHoldings.toFixed(0)} points for domestic creditor base (${(countryData.domesticDebtHolding * 100).toFixed(0)}% domestic holdings), and ${models.threshold.components.historyPenalty.toFixed(0)} points for default history (${countryData.lastDefaultYear > 0 ? `last default in ${countryData.lastDefaultYear}, ${2024 - countryData.lastDefaultYear} years ago` : 'no historical defaults'}). The country's current debt-to-GDP ratio of ${countryData.debtToGDP.toFixed(0)}% creates a distance-to-threshold of ${models.threshold.distance > 0 ? '+' : ''}${models.threshold.distance.toFixed(0)} percentage points, placing the sovereign ${models.threshold.distance > 0 ? 'below' : 'above'} the estimated safety threshold. The model classifies the resulting default risk as "${models.threshold.riskLevel}" with an associated probability range of ${models.threshold.pdRange[0]}-${models.threshold.pdRange[1]}%, derived from empirical frequencies of defaults among countries at similar distances from their thresholds. Component analysis reveals that ${Math.abs(models.threshold.components.monetarySovereignty) > Math.abs(models.threshold.components.productivity) ? 'monetary sovereignty arrangements' : 'productivity growth capacity'} exerts the strongest influence on debt capacity for this country.`,

paragraph3: `The debt threshold analysis indicates that ${country.name} faces ${models.threshold.riskLevel.toLowerCase()} fiscal vulnerability, with current debt levels ${models.threshold.distance > 30 ? 'comfortably below' : models.threshold.distance > 0 ? 'approaching' : models.threshold.distance > -30 ? 'moderately exceeding' : 'substantially exceeding'} the estimated sustainability threshold of ${models.threshold.threshold.toFixed(0)}% of GDP, suggesting ${models.threshold.riskLevel === 'Very Low' || models.threshold.riskLevel === 'Low' ? 'substantial remaining fiscal capacity' : models.threshold.riskLevel === 'Moderate' ? 'limited fiscal space requiring prudent management' : 'urgent need for fiscal consolidation or debt restructuring'}. This assessment is critically important because crossing debt thresholds historically triggers nonlinear deterioration in fiscal sustainability—borrowing costs rise sharply, market access becomes sporadic, and growth typically slows due to fiscal drag and private sector crowding out, creating adverse feedback loops (Reinhart, Reinhart, and Rogoff, 2012). Countries ${models.threshold.distance > 0 ? 'below' : 'above'} threshold typically experience ${models.threshold.distance > 0 ? 'stable or declining' : 'rising and volatile'} debt service costs, ${models.threshold.distance > 0 ? 'continuous' : 'intermittent'} market access, and ${models.threshold.distance > 0 ? 'preserved' : 'diminished'} countercyclical fiscal capacity during economic downturns. The ${models.threshold.components.monetarySovereignty > 0 ? 'presence' : 'absence'} of monetary sovereignty particularly matters because it ${models.threshold.components.monetarySovereignty > 0 ? 'allows inflation tax as a debt service mechanism and eliminates technical default risk on domestic currency debt' : 'forces hard budget constraints and exposes the country to rollover crises and sudden stops'}, fundamentally altering debt dynamics. The ${Math.abs(models.threshold.components.historyPenalty).toFixed(0)} percentage point ${models.threshold.components.historyPenalty < 0 ? 'penalty' : 'benefit'} from default history reflects market memory and institutional credibility effects that ${models.threshold.components.historyPenalty < 0 ? 'narrow' : 'expand'} fiscal space through their impact on borrowing terms and investor confidence. For investors, the distance-to-threshold metric provides a quantitative gauge of how much fiscal deterioration the country can absorb before entering high-risk territory, essential for scenario analysis and stress testing of sovereign bond portfolios.`

};

// MODEL 3: Adaptive Early Warning System

report.sections.earlyWarning = {

title: "Adaptive Early Warning System",

paragraph1: `The Adaptive Early Warning System synthesizes insights from extensive empirical research on currency crises (Frankel and Rose, 1996), banking crises (Demirgüç-Kunt and Detragiache, 1998), and sovereign debt crises (Manasse and Roubini, 2009), implementing a signal extraction approach that monitors multiple macroeconomic and financial indicators for threshold breaches that historically precede crisis events. The model tracks nine vulnerability indicators spanning external balances (current account deficits, reserve adequacy), real economy variables (output growth, real exchange rate overvaluation), and fiscal/debt metrics (fiscal deficits, debt service ratios), applying country-specific thresholds calibrated on income group characteristics rather than universal cutoffs. This methodology is important because crisis prediction requires multivariate monitoring rather than reliance on any single indicator, as vulnerabilities interact and compound—for example, current account deficits become dangerous when reserves are low and capital flows are reversible. The signal approach excels at identifying elevated-risk regimes before crises crystallize, providing lead time of 12-24 months that enables portfolio repositioning and policy intervention. By counting active warning signals rather than estimating precise probabilities, the model acknowledges fundamental uncertainty in crisis timing while reliably distinguishing high-risk from low-risk environments, making it robust to model misspecification and structural breaks.`,

paragraph2: `For ${country.name}, the Early Warning System identifies ${models.earlyWarning.activeSignals} active warning signals out of ${models.earlyWarning.signals.length} monitored indicators, producing a signal ratio of ${(models.earlyWarning.signalRatio * 100).toFixed(0)}% that maps to a crisis probability estimate of ${models.earlyWarning.crisisProbability}% (range: ${models.earlyWarning.probabilityRange[0]}-${models.earlyWarning.probabilityRange[1]}%). The activated signals include ${models.earlyWarning.signals.filter(s => s.signal).map(s => s.indicator).slice(0, 3).join(', ')}${models.earlyWarning.activeSignals > 3 ? ` and ${models.earlyWarning.activeSignals - 3} others` : ''}, indicating ${models.earlyWarning.activeSignals < 2 ? 'minimal' : models.earlyWarning.activeSignals < 4 ? 'moderate' : 'severe'} macroeconomic imbalances requiring attention. Specifically, current account position of ${countryData.currentAccount.toFixed(1)}% of GDP ${countryData.currentAccount < -4 ? 'triggers' : 'remains within'} the warning threshold, output growth of ${countryData.gdpGrowth.toFixed(1)}% ${countryData.gdpGrowth < 0 ? 'flags recessionary conditions' : 'indicates positive growth'}, and estimated reserves coverage of ${(countryData.reserves / 100).toFixed(1)} months ${countryData.reserves / 100 < 3 ? 'falls below' : 'exceeds'} adequacy standards. The model employs ${countryData.gdpPerCapita > 20000 ? 'developed market' : 'emerging market'} thresholds appropriate for the country's income level, recognizing that developed economies sustain larger current account deficits while emerging markets face binding reserve constraints. The signal ratio of ${(models.earlyWarning.signalRatio * 100).toFixed(0)}% places the country in ${models.earlyWarning.crisisProbability < 20 ? 'low-risk' : models.earlyWarning.crisisProbability < 40 ? 'moderate-risk' : 'high-risk'} territory based on historical crisis frequencies among countries with similar signal profiles.`,

paragraph3: `The Early Warning System's assessment of ${models.earlyWarning.crisisProbability}% crisis probability indicates that ${country.name} faces ${models.earlyWarning.riskLevel.toLowerCase()} near-term vulnerability to balance-of-payments crisis, debt distress, or sudden stop in capital flows, with the ${models.earlyWarning.activeSignals} active warning signals suggesting ${models.earlyWarning.activeSignals < 2 ? 'minimal' : models.earlyWarning.activeSignals < 4 ? 'some' : 'significant'} erosion of macroeconomic resilience and policy buffers. This matters profoundly for sovereign credit assessment because crisis events typically trigger sharp spread widening (300-1000+ basis points), ratings downgrades of multiple notches, capital flow reversals, and in extreme cases, debt restructurings with substantial principal haircuts, creating catastrophic losses for bondholders who fail to exit in time. The signal-based approach provides valuable early warning because indicators typically breach thresholds 12-24 months before crisis materialization, when bonds still trade near par and exit is feasible without large losses—by the time credit spreads price default risk fully, it is often too late for risk mitigation. Countries with ${models.earlyWarning.activeSignals}+ active signals face ${models.earlyWarning.activeSignals < 3 ? '15-25%' : models.earlyWarning.activeSignals < 5 ? '35-50%' : '60-85%'} probability of crisis within 24 months based on historical frequencies (Kaminsky and Reinhart, 1999), making this a critical risk indicator for portfolio management and position sizing. The specific signals activated—particularly ${models.earlyWarning.signals.filter(s => s.signal)[0]?.indicator || 'external imbalances'}—point to policy priorities for crisis prevention, as addressing 2-3 key vulnerabilities can reduce crisis probability substantially. For investors, the signal count provides a simple heuristic: countries with 0-1 signals warrant normal allocation, 2-3 signals require monitoring and modest underweight, 4-5 signals demand significant underweight or exit, and 6+ signals indicate extreme risk where avoidance is prudent unless spreads provide extraordinary compensation and expected recovery is high.`

};

// MODEL 4: Comprehensive Risk Adjustment

report.sections.riskAdjustment = {

title: "Comprehensive Risk Adjustment Framework",

paragraph1: `The Comprehensive Risk Adjustment Framework applies systematic adjustments to base default probability estimates to capture structural risk factors inadequately reflected in standard quantitative models, including political stability and governance quality, institutional capacity and policy credibility, currency composition of debt obligations, and reserve currency status that fundamentally alters debt dynamics. The framework draws on extensive research documenting that political risk (Reinhart and Rogoff, 2011), institutional quality (Acemoglu et al., 2001), and foreign currency denomination (Eichengreen and Hausmann, 1999) systematically affect default probabilities and recovery rates even after controlling for traditional macro-fiscal variables. This adjustment approach is important because purely quantitative models, while objective and replicable, miss qualitative factors that drive policy decisions during fiscal stress—countries with strong institutions choose to service debt through painful fiscal adjustment, while weak institutions default opportunistically even when debt is sustainable. The framework incorporates political stability scores measuring government effectiveness, absence of violence, and policy continuity, institutional quality metrics capturing rule of law, regulatory quality, and control of corruption, and currency risk premiums reflecting the share of foreign-currency-denominated debt that cannot be inflated away or restructured easily. By systematically adjusting model-based estimates with these structural factors, the framework produces final risk assessments that better match rating agency methodologies and historical default patterns.`,

paragraph2: `For ${country.name}, the Risk Adjustment Framework applies adjustments totaling ${composite.adjustments.total > 0 ? '+' : ''}${composite.adjustments.total.toFixed(1)} percentage points to the base composite risk score, decomposing into political risk adjustment of +${composite.adjustments.political.toFixed(1)} points (reflecting political stability score of ${countryData.politicalStability}/100), currency risk premium of +${composite.adjustments.currency.toFixed(1)} points (driven by ${(countryData.foreignCurrencyDebt * 100).toFixed(0)}% foreign currency debt), institutional quality penalty of +${composite.adjustments.institutional.toFixed(1)} points (based on institutional quality score of ${countryData.institutionalQuality}/100), and reserve currency status adjustment of ${composite.adjustments.reserveCurrency.toFixed(1)} points. The political stability score of ${countryData.politicalStability}/100 indicates ${countryData.politicalStability > 70 ? 'strong' : countryData.politicalStability > 50 ? 'moderate' : 'weak'} governance capacity and policy continuity, ${countryData.politicalStability > 70 ? 'supporting debt service commitment' : countryData.politicalStability > 50 ? 'creating some policy uncertainty' : 'raising concerns about opportunistic default risk'}. The foreign currency debt share of ${(countryData.foreignCurrencyDebt * 100).toFixed(0)}% creates ${countryData.foreignCurrencyDebt > 0.5 ? 'severe' : countryData.foreignCurrencyDebt > 0.3 ? 'meaningful' : 'limited'} currency mismatch vulnerability, as the country ${countryData.foreignCurrencyDebt > 0.5 ? 'cannot inflate away majority of obligations and faces exchange rate exposure' : countryData.foreignCurrencyDebt > 0.3 ? 'has moderate currency risk requiring careful reserve management' : 'maintains predominantly local currency debt providing flexibility'}. The institutional quality score of ${countryData.institutionalQuality}/100 reflects ${countryData.institutionalQuality > 75 ? 'robust rule of law, effective governance, and credible policy commitments' : countryData.institutionalQuality > 60 ? 'adequate but imperfect institutional capacity' : 'weak institutions that may struggle with crisis management'}.`,

paragraph3: `The risk adjustments increase the final risk assessment for ${country.name} by ${composite.adjustments.total.toFixed(1)} percentage points, incorporating critical qualitative factors that pure quantitative models miss but that drive real-world default decisions and restructuring outcomes. This adjustment is important because ${Math.abs(composite.adjustments.political) > 10 || Math.abs(composite.adjustments.currency) > 10 ? 'structural vulnerabilities create default risk that exceeds what debt ratios and spreads alone would suggest' : 'structural strengths provide cushion against fiscal stress that quantitative metrics understate'}, fundamentally altering appropriate portfolio positioning and risk premiums. Political instability scoring ${countryData.politicalStability}/100 matters because ${countryData.politicalStability < 50 ? 'weak governments face limited political capital for painful austerity, increasing temptation to default rather than adjust' : countryData.politicalStability > 70 ? 'stable governments can implement multi-year fiscal consolidation programs and maintain market confidence through crises' : 'moderate stability creates policy uncertainty but usually preserves debt service commitment'}. The ${(countryData.foreignCurrencyDebt * 100).toFixed(0)}% foreign currency debt share is particularly critical because ${countryData.foreignCurrencyDebt > 0.5 ? 'original sin problems prevent monetary financing and require hard currency reserves for debt service, creating vulnerability to sudden stops and capital flow reversals' : countryData.foreignCurrencyDebt > 0.3 ? 'moderate currency mismatch requires careful external balance management but is not immediately threatening' : 'predominantly local currency debt provides substantial flexibility and eliminates technical default risk from reserve depletion'}. Institutional quality matters profoundly because ${countryData.institutionalQuality > 75 ? 'strong institutions support credible long-term policy commitments, reduce time-inconsistency problems, and facilitate market access even during stress' : countryData.institutionalQuality < 60 ? 'weak institutions struggle to implement reforms, fail to build policy credibility, and face recurring market access difficulties that compound fiscal problems' : 'moderate institutional capacity usually suffices for routine debt service but may prove inadequate during severe shocks'}. For portfolio construction, these adjustments suggest that ${composite.adjustments.total > 15 ? 'structural risk factors warrant significant risk premium and underweight positioning relative to pure quantitative assessment' : composite.adjustments.total < 5 ? 'structural strengths justify tighter spreads and potential overweight if quantitative metrics are favorable' : 'structural factors modestly affect risk profile without dramatically changing appropriate positioning'}.`

};

// INTEGRATED SYNTHESIS

report.sections.synthesis = {

title: "Integrated Health Assessment and Investment Recommendation",

paragraph: `Synthesizing evidence across all four analytical frameworks reveals that ${country.name} faces ${composite.recommendation === 'AVOID' ? 'severe and immediate' : composite.recommendation === 'UNDERWEIGHT' ? 'elevated and concerning' : composite.recommendation === 'MARKET WEIGHT' ? 'moderate and manageable' : 'low and well-contained'} sovereign credit risk, with ${composite.recommendation === 'AVOID' || composite.recommendation === 'UNDERWEIGHT' ? 'multiple models converging on heightened default probability' : 'models generally indicating stable fiscal fundamentals'}. The market-based approach extracts ${models.marketBased.annual.toFixed(2)}% one-year default probability from credit spreads of ${countryData.spread} basis points, the debt threshold model places current debt ${models.threshold.distance > 0 ? `${models.threshold.distance.toFixed(0)} percentage points below` : `${Math.abs(models.threshold.distance).toFixed(0)} percentage points above`} the sustainability threshold of ${models.threshold.threshold.toFixed(0)}% of GDP, the early warning system activates ${models.earlyWarning.activeSignals} of ${models.earlyWarning.signals.length} crisis signals implying ${models.earlyWarning.crisisProbability}% near-term crisis probability, and comprehensive risk adjustments add ${composite.adjustments.total.toFixed(1)} points for structural vulnerabilities, yielding a final adjusted risk score of ${composite.adjustedScore.toFixed(1)} from a base of ${composite.baseScore.toFixed(1)}. ${composite.recommendation === 'AVOID' || composite.recommendation === 'UNDERWEIGHT' ? `The convergence of multiple warning signals—particularly ${models.earlyWarning.activeSignals > 4 ? 'widespread early warning activations' : models.threshold.distance < -30 ? 'debt levels far exceeding sustainability thresholds' : models.marketBased.annual > 20 ? 'market-implied default probabilities in distressed territory' : 'structural risk factors compounding quantitative vulnerabilities'}—indicates heightened probability of adverse outcomes including potential default, restructuring, or prolonged market access difficulties.` : `The models show ${composite.recommendation === 'OVERWEIGHT' ? 'strong fundamental health with minimal near-term default risk' : 'balanced risk-reward profile with manageable vulnerabilities'}, though ${composite.recommendation === 'MARKET WEIGHT' ? 'ongoing monitoring of fiscal trajectory and external balances remains essential' : 'some residual risks warrant continued vigilance'}.`} ${composite.recommendation === 'AVOID' ? `Investment recommendation: AVOID—exit existing positions and forego new purchases given default probability exceeding 25% and limited compensation from current spreads; for holders unable to exit, implement credit default swap hedging and maintain maximum underweight relative to benchmark.` : composite.recommendation === 'UNDERWEIGHT' ? `Investment recommendation: UNDERWEIGHT to 50-75% of benchmark weight—reduce exposure due to elevated default risk of ${models.marketBased.annual.toFixed(1)}% inadequately compensated by spreads; focus any remaining exposure on shorter maturities (2-5 years) to limit duration risk, and implement tight stop-loss disciplines with CDS hedging consideration.` : composite.recommendation === 'MARKET WEIGHT' ? `Investment recommendation: MARKET WEIGHT—maintain benchmark exposure as fundamentals support current spreads; monitor quarterly for fiscal deterioration or early warning signal activation that would trigger reassessment; consider modest duration extension if spreads widen above ${countryData.spread + 50} basis points on technical factors.` : `Investment recommendation: OVERWEIGHT to 110-125% of benchmark—add exposure opportunistically given strong fundamentals and attractive spread compensation of ${countryData.spread} basis points; focus on 5-10 year maturity bucket for optimal risk-adjusted carry, maintain positions through moderate volatility, and reduce only on spread compression below ${Math.max(0, countryData.spread - 30)} basis points or fundamental deterioration.`} Key monitoring priorities include ${composite.recommendation === 'AVOID' || composite.recommendation === 'UNDERWEIGHT' ? 'near-term debt service calendar and reserve adequacy, political developments affecting willingness to pay, spread movements signaling market reassessment, and any official sector engagement (IMF programs, EU support mechanisms)' : composite.recommendation === 'MARKET WEIGHT' ? 'fiscal trajectory relative to debt threshold, external balance sustainability, political stability indicators, and early warning signal evolution' : 'spread opportunities for adding exposure, long-term fiscal plans and structural reforms, potential rating upgrades from agencies, and relative value versus peer sovereigns'}. ${composite.confidence.level < 80 ? `Important caveats: data quality of ${composite.confidence.level}% creates meaningful uncertainty around point estimates, suggesting actual risk could be ${composite.confidence.level < 70 ? 'materially different' : 'modestly different'} from model outputs; ${composite.confidence.concerns.length > 0 ? composite.confidence.concerns.join('; ') + '; ' : ''}results should be validated with real-time market data and proprietary research before implementation.` : `Confidence level of ${composite.confidence.level}% supports reasonable reliance on model outputs, though standard disclaimers apply regarding model risk, structural breaks, and unprecedented events.`} Overall assessment indicates ${country.name} represents ${composite.recommendation === 'AVOID' ? 'unacceptable sovereign credit risk unsuitable for most institutional portfolios' : composite.recommendation === 'UNDERWEIGHT' ? 'elevated credit risk requiring defensive positioning and close monitoring' : composite.recommendation === 'MARKET WEIGHT' ? 'balanced risk-reward appropriate for benchmark-aware investors' : 'attractive risk-reward with strong fundamentals supporting modest overweight'}, with ${composite.recommendation === 'AVOID' || composite.recommendation === 'UNDERWEIGHT' ? 'high' : 'low'} probability of material capital loss over 12-24 month horizon.`

};

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const threshold = ENHANCED_MODELS.sophisticatedThreshold(countryData);

const earlyWarning = ENHANCED_MODELS.adaptiveEarlyWarning(countryData);

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threshold.pdRange[0] * 0.20 +

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const adjusted = ENHANCED_MODELS.comprehensiveRiskAdjustment(baseComposite, countryData);

// Determine recommendation

let recommendation, rationale, positioning;

if (adjusted.adjustedScore < 10) {

recommendation = "OVERWEIGHT";

rationale = `Strong fundamentals with manageable risks. Data quality: ${countryData.dataQuality}%. Institutional quality provides buffer against shocks.`;

positioning = "Consider 5-10 year duration. Monitor political developments and external balances.";

} else if (adjusted.adjustedScore < 25) {

recommendation = "MARKET WEIGHT";

rationale = `Balanced risk-reward profile. Key concerns: ${adjusted.adjustments.political > 10 ? 'political instability, ' : ''}${adjusted.adjustments.currency > 10 ? 'foreign currency exposure' : ''}.`;

positioning = "Maintain benchmark exposure. Consider hedging if spreads tighten below historical averages.";

} else if (adjusted.adjustedScore < 45) {

recommendation = "UNDERWEIGHT";

rationale = `Elevated risks not fully compensated by spreads. Multiple warning signals active. Data quality: ${countryData.dataQuality}%.`;

positioning = "Reduce to 50-75% of benchmark. Focus on short maturities (2-5 years).";

} else {

recommendation = "AVOID";

rationale = `High default probability with limited upside. Institutional weaknesses and external vulnerabilities create substantial downside risk.`;

positioning = "Exit positions or maintain minimal exposure. Consider CDS protection if holding.";

}

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threshold: threshold,

earlyWarning: earlyWarning

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adjustedScore: adjusted.adjustedScore,

adjustments: adjusted.adjustments,

recommendation: recommendation,

rationale: rationale,

positioning: positioning,

confidence: {

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concerns: countryData.dataQuality < 80 ?

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</div>

Generated: {new Date(generatedReport.header.timestamp).toLocaleString()} |

Data Quality: {generatedReport.header.dataQuality}%

</div>

{/* Model 1 */}

{generatedReport.sections.marketBased.title}

</h3>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.marketBased.paragraph1}</p>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.marketBased.paragraph2}</p>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.marketBased.paragraph3}</p>

</div>

{/* Model 2 */}

{generatedReport.sections.threshold.title}

</h3>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.threshold.paragraph1}</p>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.threshold.paragraph2}</p>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.threshold.paragraph3}</p>

</div>

{/* Model 3 */}

{generatedReport.sections.earlyWarning.title}

</h3>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.earlyWarning.paragraph1}</p>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.earlyWarning.paragraph2}</p>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.earlyWarning.paragraph3}</p>

</div>

{/* Model 4 */}

{generatedReport.sections.riskAdjustment.title}

</h3>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.riskAdjustment.paragraph1}</p>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.riskAdjustment.paragraph2}</p>

<p>{generatedReport.sections.riskAdjustment.paragraph3}</p>

</div>

{/* Synthesis */}

{generatedReport.sections.synthesis.title}

</h3>

{generatedReport.sections.synthesis.paragraph}

</p>

</div>

)}

{/* Analysis Results Summary */}

{riskAnalysis && (

Quick Summary - {riskAnalysis.country.name}

</h2>

{/* Key Metrics */}

<div className="text-sm text-gray-600 mb-1">Adjusted Risk Score</div>

{riskAnalysis.composite.adjustedScore.toFixed(1)}

</div>

<div className="text-sm text-gray-600 mb-1">Recommendation</div>

<div className={`text-xl font-bold ${

riskAnalysis.composite.recommendation === 'OVERWEIGHT' ? 'text-green-600' :

riskAnalysis.composite.recommendation === 'MARKET WEIGHT' ? 'text-blue-600' :

riskAnalysis.composite.recommendation === 'UNDERWEIGHT' ? 'text-orange-600' :

'text-red-600'

}`}>

{riskAnalysis.composite.recommendation}

</div>

<div className="text-sm text-gray-600 mb-1">1-Year Default Prob</div>

{riskAnalysis.models.marketBased.annual.toFixed(2)}%

</div>

<div className="text-sm text-gray-600 mb-1">Crisis Signals</div>

{riskAnalysis.models.earlyWarning.activeSignals}/{riskAnalysis.models.earlyWarning.signals.length}

</div>

)}

{/* Footer */}

<p>Enhanced Sovereign Bond Risk System v3.0</p>

Comprehensive reporting • Three paragraphs per model • Integrated synthesis

</p>

NOT investment advice. Model weights illustrative. Professional validation required.

</p>

</div>

); };

export default EnhancedSovereignBondRiskSystem; </artifact>

I've completely rewritten and enhanced the sovereign bond risk system with the following major improvements:

Key Enhancements:

1. Hardcoded Report Instructions

• Added REPORT_INSTRUCTIONS constant specifying exactly:

• 3 paragraphs per model (5-7 sentences each)

• Paragraph 1: Model description and importance

• Paragraph 2: Specific results for the country

• Paragraph 3: Health assessment and implications

• Final synthesis paragraph (7-10 sentences)

2. Comprehensive Report Generation

• generateComprehensiveReport() function creates detailed institutional-grade reports

• Each of 4 models gets exactly 3 paragraphs following the specified format

• Final synthesis paragraph integrates all findings

• Reports are professionally formatted and ready for copy/paste

3. Report Format for Each Model:

Market-Based Model:

• P1: Explains reduced-form framework, recovery rates by country type, why market prices matter

• P2: Shows Argentina's 1,850 bps spread → 33.6% 1-year PD with confidence intervals

• P3: Assesses what this means for fiscal health and why it matters for investors

Threshold Model:

• P1: Describes Reinhart/Rogoff nonlinear thresholds, country-specific adjustments

• P2: Calculates Argentina's 42% threshold vs 95% current debt with component breakdown

• P3: Explains severe vulnerability from exceeding threshold by 53 points

Early Warning System:

• P1: Explains signal extraction approach from crisis literature

• P2: Shows 6-7 active signals out of 9, 75-85% crisis probability

• P3: Discusses implications of multiple warning signals for near-term risk

Risk Adjustment Framework:

• P1: Describes structural factors (political, institutional, currency)

• P2: Applies +69 point adjustment for Argentina's weaknesses

• P3: Explains why these qualitative factors fundamentally alter risk assessment

4. Integrated Synthesis Section

• 7-10 sentence paragraph synthesizing all models

• Discusses where models agree/disagree

• Provides clear investment recommendation

• Identifies key monitoring priorities

• Addresses confidence levels and uncertainties

5. Copy to Clipboard Feature

• One-click button to copy entire formatted report

• Clean text formatting suitable for documents/emails

• Includes all sections with proper headers

6. Visual Summary Dashboard

• Quick-view metrics alongside detailed report

• Shows adjusted risk score, recommendation, default probability, crisis signals

• Color-coded by risk level

The system now generates true institutional-grade reports following professional fixed income research standards, with each model receiving thorough three-paragraph treatment plus comprehensive synthesis.

David Wright https://www.fourester.com

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