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Why do you think you're right?
The October (i.e. part of Q4) reading for Colombia just came in at a comfortable level of 64.4 (data explorer); for comparison, their 2024 yearly reading was at 62.9.
I have updated accordingly the summary table below.
Why might you be wrong?
Very black swans only.
Why do you think you're right?
40M were added on Dec 1 (the 4th biggest seed round in 2025 so far), bringing the 2025 US total to 164.7M.
Linear extrapolation now gives 164.7/11*24=359M, just barely into the 2nd bin.
Adjusting accordingly.
Why might you be wrong?
As before (FWIW, the Fierce Biotech tracker, last updated on Dec 5, has not registered this round).
Why do you think you're right?
40M were added on Dec 1 (the 4th biggest seed round in 2025 so far), bringing the 2025 total to 310.4M.
Linear projection now gives 310.4/11*24=677M, still into the lowest bin.
Adjusting accordingly.
Why might you be wrong?
As before (FWIW, Fierce Biotech, last updated on Dec 4, has not registered this round).
Why do you think you're right?
The October (i.e. part of Q4) reading for Japan just came in at a record high of 80.3 (data explorer); their previous monthly all-time high was for 3 months in 2025 (May-July) at 80.2.
I have updated accordingly the summary table below.
Why might you be wrong?
As before (very black swans only).
Why do you think you're right?
Well, the November reading for Canada just came in at 74.5 (data explorer).
So far, Canada was one of the (very) few big OECD economies exhibiting a fall during 2025 that was both persistent and substantial enough (from 74.7 in 2024 to 74.5 in January to 73.8 in August); but this does not seem to be the case for Q4 (the November reading of 74.5 is comfortably comparable with their 2024 annual value of 74.7, and 2/3 into Q4, the current quarterly average is at 74.4). And, as I have written below, other large OECD economies (namely Japan and Korea) have been registering all-time high values in 2025.
I have updated accordingly the summary table below.
So, I am maxing this out, even before the release of the Q3 reading for the OECD (or even for the US); the probability of a fall below 70.0 for the annual 2025 reading is now < 0.5%.
Why might you be wrong?
Very black swans only, by now.