Insig AI plc (AIM:INSG) has published the first public demonstration of its Central Bank MCP server, producing an interactive study titled Conflict Language: How Central Banks Talk About War.
The analysis was created end-to-end via a natural-language session with Anthropic's Claude, using the MCP server as the data layer. Claude queried the dataset, isolated the strongest wartime policy phrases, grouped them by linguistic category and rendered results as an interactive dashboard — all in a single session.
Insig AI (AIM:INSG) says the pipeline replaces weeks of manual review, SQL querying and dashboard engineering. The study covers statements, minutes and speeches from January 2022 to April 2026 and records 31,321 keyword mentions across 4,235 documents.
Key findings: "Financial stability" is the most-used term (6,069 mentions), followed by "volatility" (4,058), "energy prices" (3,975) and "commodity prices" (2,932). The April data refresh added 154 new mentions across 16 documents from 15 banks, led by Price Pressure (+92) and Financial Stress (+30), which Insig links to the US/Israel/Iran conflict and pass-through to energy and commodity markets. By volume the European Central Bank (4,858), Bank of England (2,739) and Federal Reserve (2,330) lead.
"Last week's MCP announcement set out its capability. This study is an example of its outcomes. In a matter of hours, our team used the Central Bank MCP server together with Claude to interrogate over 4,000 documents across 55 central banks and produce a publishable piece of research that would previously have taken a sell-side research desk several weeks to deliver. That is the shift in productivity we are now putting directly into our clients' hands. The early feedback from asset managers and macro investors has been extremely positive. We believe that the scale and speed of this offering unlocks a market edge," said Richard Bernstein, Chief Executive of Insig AI.
