Economic forecasting is difficult today not only because of the complexity of financial markets, but also due to a fundamental issue: a shortage of high-quality data. Recently, Bloomberg pointed out on X that the increasing scarcity of reliable information about the current economic situation is becoming a barrier to efforts to forecast potential financial crises.

When access to comprehensive economic data is limited, analysts and policymakers face a troubling situation: how to make informed decisions without complete information? This condition not only complicates efforts to manage difficult economic risks, but also leaves dangerous gaps in the ability to respond to financial emergencies. This is a challenge that global economic managers are facing in order to protect the stability of their economies.