Policygaze MCP

Connect your AI agents to the data and reasoning frameworks they need to research geopolitics, track events, and understand their impact on markets.

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Geopolitical context for your agents.

Give your AI agents official data for geopolitical risk, sanctions screening, and market research.

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The Problem

Fragmented signals. One data layer.

Explore US SEC filings and Chinese A-share disclosures, financial statements, and current prices alongside geopolitical data.

Your AI

Explore the data

Policy Event Detection

Government gazettes and regulator filings across 20+ jurisdictions, monitored for tariffs, entity listings, and export controls the moment they post — often ahead of official print.

Associated tools · 13

Who It's For

Built for how you already work.

For client conversations, portfolio screens, and trading research.

Wealth Managers

Turn headlines into client conversation.

When a client calls asking about tariffs or a currency crisis, you answer with the real exposure and constraint data — not a guess. Sourced talking points, ready the moment you open the chat.

Client Brief

Client portfolios exposed18

Most affected holdingASML

Sourced talking pointsREADY

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Hedge & Pension Funds

Screen sovereign risk at scale.

Run the credit-gap and debt-trap screens across every sovereign in the book, not just one thesis at a time. The same computed rankings analysts use, wired straight into your own models and agents.

Screen Output

Credit gap (r − g)+2.8pp

Debt-trap rank#3 of 42

Screen confidenceHIGH

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Traders

Act on signals before they're priced in.

Policy filings and chokepoint disruptions surface the moment they post, often days ahead of the wires. Built for the desk that needs the signal now, not a research note delivered next week.

Live Feed

Turkey tariff filingNEW

Suez transit volume−18% w/w

Fed speech toneHAWKISH

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How It Works

Ask the portfolio question. Get the evidence trail.

Research stocks, sovereign risk, and trade shocks in your AI chat, with sources behind every conclusion.

ClaudeClaude — your existing chat

Policygaze MCP

What geopolitical risks could materially affect AAPL? Ground the screen in company filings and current policy actions.

Selected tool calls

search_sec_companies (AAPL)ok

list_sec_filings (AAPL · latest 10-K and 10-Q)ok

get_sec_filing_documents (geographic and supply-chain exposure)ok

get_sanctions_exposure (AAPL · ownership chain)ok

list_gazette_notices (export controls, tariffs, China)ok

Illustrative response

AAPL's most material geopolitical exposure is its China-linked supply chain and revenue. The key transmission channels are US–China export controls and tariffs, operating restrictions in China, and disruption around Taiwan. The filings support the exposure; current policy notices show where pressure is building. The main signal to watch is whether restrictions broaden from advanced chips to consumer hardware. This is a dated risk register, not a buy-or-sell call.

What's next: Research triggered automatically when new signals emerge.

Daily Thesis & Market Pulse

From global events to a market thesis.

Daily AI research with bull and bear cases, supporting evidence, and updates as events unfold.

Sample Market Pulse September 25, 2026

The market picture

Oil, rates, and the ripple effect.

The oil shock from the Strait of Hormuz is repricing oil, rates, and the currencies of major fuel importers. Brent is the direct long; US Treasury yields face an inflation impulse, while the won and rand are under pressure. Several prediction-market signals moved in lockstep, so the odds need to be read with care.

Brent price trend$97.44 (-1.9%)

Brent crude prices, September 18–25, 2026 Daily recorded prices in US dollars per barrel: 2026-09-18: $99.29; 2026-09-20: $99.31; 2026-09-21: $96.17; 2026-09-22: $98.49; 2026-09-23: $97.83; 2026-09-24: $106.07; 2026-09-25: $97.44. $108 $101.5 $95 2026-09-18: $99.29 2026-09-20: $99.31 2026-09-21: $96.17 2026-09-22: $98.49 2026-09-23: $97.83 2026-09-24: $106.07 2026-09-25: $97.44

Sep 18 Daily observations · USD/bbl Sep 25

Kalshi pricing Sep 23 → 24

Brent above $100 at the September 24 close

23.5%96.5%+73 pp

Recorded pre-close odds · Historical contract

An excerpt from a past edition, with one research idea.

Commodity / BZ=FLong · Medium conviction

Brent Crude Oil

Shipping and energy-infrastructure disruptions put the oil supply premium back in focus. The thesis rests on disruption lasting long enough to constrain supply, with little spare capacity to cushion a loss.

At publication

$99.32

Favorable target

$106.00

Adverse target

$90.00

Bull cases

  • Attacks keep supply at risk
    Sep 25 · Reuters Reuters reported renewed Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia alongside ongoing truce talks. Potential effect: Further damage to export infrastructure could restrict supply and support Brent.
  • Reopening remains conditional
    Sep 25 · Reuters An Iranian official told Reuters that Hormuz would stay closed until US concessions met Iran’s conditions. Potential effect: Stalled negotiations could prolong shipping disruption and preserve the oil risk premium.

Bear cases

  • A truce could unwind the premium
    Sep 25 · Reuters Reuters reported oil prices easing as markets weighed a possible phased US–Iran truce. Potential effect: A credible deal to reopen Hormuz could restore confidence in supply and pressure Brent.
  • Exports find another route
    Sep 25 · SBS / Reuters SBS, citing Reuters, reported rising Saudi exports through ship-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman. Potential effect: More barrels reaching buyers could ease scarcity, though tanker congestion still limits the recovery.

30-day research horizon · Historical example Explore Market Pulse

Dominos

See where the next domino could fall.

Track six types of country crisis and the signals that could trigger the next stage.

01

Currency crisis

Capital flight, shrinking reserves, and a currency peg under pressure. Follow the signs before the anchor gives way.

02

Banking Crisis

A credit boom turns into losses and bank failures, then a lending freeze. Trace how stress spreads through finance.

03

Sovereign debt crisis

Rising borrowing costs expose fiscal strain. Track the path from financing pressure to default or restructuring.

04

Asset bubble

Leverage and speculation push prices beyond fundamentals. Watch confidence turn to euphoria, then to reversal.

05

Commodity shock

A supply disruption travels through energy prices, production costs, and growth. See where the pressure lands next.

06

Stagflation

Inflation stays high while growth slows. Follow the conditions that leave policymakers with fewer easy choices.

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Compliance

MNPI-clean by design.

Research grounded in public government data, with sources you can check.

Full provenance trail

Source URL and timestamp recorded for every signal. Every data point is traceable to its government publication.

No MNPI exposure

Every data point originates from an officially published government document — public by definition.

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