Market Sentiment
Economic indicators and sentiment scores aggregated from multiple data sources.
Economic Sentiment Score
Combines five economic indicators into a single -100 to +100 score. Positive scores indicate bullish conditions; negative scores indicate bearish conditions.
VIX (Fear Index)
The VIX is derived from S&P 500 options prices and reflects how much volatility traders expect. High VIX indicates fear; low VIX indicates complacency.
Yield Curve (10Y-2Y Spread)
A positive spread is normal and healthy. An inverted curve (negative spread) has historically preceded recessions within 12-18 months.
CFNAI (Economic Activity)
The Chicago Fed National Activity Index aggregates 85 economic indicators. Zero means trend growth; positive indicates above-trend; negative indicates below-trend.
Consumer Sentiment
The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index surveys consumer attitudes. Higher values indicate optimism about the economy and willingness to spend.
OECD Leading Indicator
The OECD Composite Leading Indicator uses 100 as neutral. Values above 100 suggest expansion ahead; below 100 suggests contraction.