Market liquidity Barometer

Last Update: 20/12/2024

The global liquidity indicator synthesizes the level of liquidity available in financial markets, considering key factors such as global bank rates, capital flows between markets, and the volatility of the US dollar.

By monitoring the monetary policies of major central banks and capital movements, this indicator provides a comprehensive view of liquidity conditions that may impact financial markets. A decline in global liquidity can signal growing risk of economic tensions, while abundant liquidity tends to support asset growth.

The indicator ranges between 1 and -1. Values above zero indicate a low-risk phase in the level of liquidity available, while values below zero signal the presence of potential issues.