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Rates - Credit - Labour - Liquidity

Market Stability & Recession Cushion

Higher scores mean calmer financial conditions and fewer active recession warnings.

Rates and risk

Financial conditions

Short-term vs long-term interest rates

Normally, long-term bonds pay more than short-term bonds. When short-term rates become higher, it can mean the economy is under pressure and investors should be more alert.

Market volatility

The VIX is a measure of expected market turbulence. A rise signals greater investor demand for protection, not a prediction of the next market move.

Credit-risk premium

The high-yield spread shows the extra yield riskier companies must pay to borrow. A widening spread can signal tightening financial conditions.

Labour warning signals

Recession watch

Unemployment rate

A healthy economy usually keeps unemployment stable. A persistent rise may weaken household demand and company profits.

Sahm Rule

This rule tracks how far unemployment has risen from its recent low. It is shown on its own scale so a small but meaningful move is visible.

Liquidity

Money and funding backdrop

Money supply growth

Money-supply growth is a broad liquidity backdrop. It is context, not a stand-alone reason to enter or exit the market.

Liquidity flow

For the US this shows central-bank balance-sheet growth; for Singapore it shows SORA transaction volume. Both help describe the funding environment in their market.

Expert Highlights

Source-linked market research

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