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Eracrisismeter

Crisis risk index

Macroeconomic stress in the US economy across 24 key indicators. Updated once a day.

0/100

Elevated-risk zone

Macro indicators

24 indicators
№ Indicator Current Change
1 Difference in UST yield 0.33 -0.04
2 US Dollar Index - DXY 101.84 -0.16
3 VIX Index (S&P 500 Volatility) 19.99 +3.53
4 Baltic Dry Index (BDI) 2511 -34
5 Unemployment Claims 199000 +1000
6 ISM Manufacturing PMI 54.50 -0.10
7 Federal Funds Rate 3.75 +0.12
8 M2 Monetary Aggregate 23,342.80 +124.90
9 Fed Balance Sheet (Quantitative Tightening) 6755639 +8079
10 Reserve balances at the Fed (USD billions) 3,022.14 -7.52
11 Consumer Confidence 51.70 -3.50
12 Consumer Price Index (CPI) 336.30 +2.17
13 US Retail Sales 745021 +5699
14 ISM Services Business Activity 56.50 -5.20
15 Unemployment 4.20 +0.10
16 Durable Goods Orders (USD millions) 338458 -242
17 US Building Permits 1403 -30
18 SOFR − IORB spread (basis points) -1 +1
19 High-Yield Bond Spreads (HY Spreads) 3.23 -0.02
20 St. Louis Fed Financial Stress Index (version 4) -0.72 -0.25
21 Loan Officer Survey 0 -8.10
22 VVIX (Volatility Index) 109.91 +17.34
23 Primary Dealer Positions (US Treasury bond positions) 92334 -10084
24 China Credit Impulse 4.70 +1.89

How the index is calculated

The service measures macroeconomic stress in the US economy across 24 key indicators. Each indicator gets a weight of 0 to 15 points depending on its value and its contribution to recession risk. The total (100 at most) is a composite view of current economic resilience.

Data is collected once a day after publication on official sites and processed by the model. The higher the number, the higher the likelihood of economic trouble or slower growth.