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Crisisometer: Global Systemic Risk Indicator

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# Macro Indicator Current Delta vs Prev.
1 Difference in UST yield 0.27 0.00
2 US Dollar Index - DXY 100.22 0
3 VIX Index (S&P 500 Volatility) 14.81 -0.63
4 Baltic Dry Index (BDI) 3370 34
5 Unemployment Claims 196000 -10000
6 ISM Manufacturing PMI 54.60 -1
7 Federal Funds Rate 3.63 0
8 M2 Monetary Aggregate 23218 102.80
9 Fed Balance Sheet (Quantitative Tightening) 6746548 5929
10 Reserve balances at the Fed (USD billions) 3,013.79 22.48
11 Consumer Confidence 55.20 5.70
12 Consumer Price Index (CPI) 334.13 1.32
13 US Retail Sales 773947 9485
14 ISM Services Business Activity 61.70 2.60
15 Unemployment 4.10 0
16 Durable Goods Orders (USD millions) 339392 3613
17 US Building Permits 1394 -39
18 SOFR − IORB spread (basis points) -5 -2
19 High-Yield Bond Spreads (HY Spreads) 2.70 0
20 St. Louis Fed Financial Stress Index (version 4) -0.85 -0.06
21 Loan Officer Survey 0 -8.10
22 VVIX (Volatility Index) 87.38 -0.34
23 Primary Dealer Positions (US Treasury bond positions) 104389 -11583
24 China Credit Impulse 4.70 1.89

Note: The service calculates the level of macroeconomic stress in the US economy using 24 key indicators. Each indicator is assigned a weight between 0 and 15 points, depending on its value and contribution to recession risk. The total amount (maximum 100) is a comprehensive assessment of current economic sustainability. The data is collected once a day after publication on official websites and is calculated by artificial intelligence online. The higher the number, the more likely it is that economic problems or growth will slow.