11. Cuba Search Interest-to-Financial Markets Correlation

This report provides a cross-examination to identify statistical relationships between country-based popularity of key Indicators searches to changes in financial datasets relevant to the country.

Search interests of key indicator-related issues can reveal changes that can affect financial markets and currency exchange rates. Searches related to recessions, economic crises, wars, elections, civil unrest, natural disasters, and other subjects can reveal strengths or weaknesses in markets.

This report uses the TalsoAI algorithms to identify the strongest correlations and causalities between market and web searches within a country. A comprehensive matrix is created to measure all “pairings” and determine the Top Ten cases based on the TalosAI score. Final scores and corresponding charts are provided.

Understanding the relationship between user topic interest and financial markets can help further understand the transference from interest to action. These connections represent both opportunities and potential threats to the country’s prosperity and national security. With this understanding, Statistical Correlation Analysis of search interests has emerged as an important strategic priority for policymakers, analysts, and other professionals assisting with national strategic initiatives.