fsi) surfaces two parallel stress composites — one for the US, one for the EU — in a single reading so analysts can see when financial-market stress is co-moving across the two anchors.
What the panel shows
Two side-by-side readings:- US KCFSI — Kansas City Fed Financial Stress Index: 11-indicator composite built from yield spreads, volatility, and cross-correlations. Positive values indicate above-average stress; negative values, below-average.
- EU FSI — ECB’s EU Financial Stress Indicator.
- Current level with a label (
Low Stress/Moderate Stress/Elevated Stress/High Stress). - Colour-bucketed indicator — green (
#27ae60) at Low, orange (#f39c12) at Moderate, burnt orange (#e67e22) at Elevated, and deep red (#c0392b) at High (fsiLabelColor()insrc/components/FSIPanel.ts). - Interpretation string explaining what the current level means for financial conditions (
fsiInterpretation()).
fsi; canonical component is src/components/FSIPanel.ts. Title from i18n; config name: “Financial Stress”.
How you reach it
- Cmd+K: type fsi, financial stress, or kcfsi.
- Availability by variant: registered in the full/geopolitical variant (disabled by default — opt-in,
enabled: false, priority: 2) and enabled by default in the finance variant (priority: 1). Not present in the tech, commodity, or happy variants. Source:'fsi'entries inFULL_PANELS(:108-ish) andFINANCE_PANELSofsrc/config/panels.ts.
Data sources
The panel uses the generated RPC clients directly:- Market service (
MarketServiceClient) — KCFSI series. - Economic service (
EconomicServiceClient.getEuFsi()) — EU FSI (GetEuFsiResponse). - Bootstrap-hydrated data — the panel prefers
getHydratedData(...)first and falls back to fresh RPC calls (the standard hydration pattern).
Refresh cadence
Weekly for both KCFSI (published by KC Fed) and EU FSI (published by ECB). The panel reads the hydrated snapshot on mount; no polling.Tier & gating
Free. Nopremium flag in either variant registration. Both backing RPCs are public.
API reference
- Economic service — includes
GetEuFsiand the broader macro family. - Markets service — includes the KCFSI series.
