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Exploring the Indexes of Economic Stress A comparative analysis of the Financial Stress Indexes and Consumer Financial Stress Indexes available in the.

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1 Exploring the Indexes of Economic Stress A comparative analysis of the Financial Stress Indexes and Consumer Financial Stress Indexes available in the United States

2 Consumer Financial Stress Index St. Louis Fed Financial Stress Index (STLFSI) Kansas City Financial Stress Index (KCFSI) Cleveland Financial Stress Index (CFSI)

3 St. Louis Fed Financial Stress Index Employment Housing Credit Household budget Net worth

4 Consumer Financial Stress Employment

5 Consumer Financial Stress Housing

6 Consumer Financial Stress Credit

7 Consumer Financial Stress Household budget

8 Consumer Financial Stress Net worth

9 Consumer Distress Index

10 Financial Stress Index Chicago Federal Reserve Bank’s Financial conditions index (NFCI) Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank’s Financial Stress Index (KCFSI) St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank’s Financial Stress Index (STFSI) Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank’s Financial Stress Index (CFSI)

11 Chicago Fed National Financial Conditions Index Measures ▫Risk ▫Liquidity ▫Leverage

12 Chicago Fed National Financial Conditions Index

13 Comparative Analysis Financial Stress Index and Consumer Distress Index have an inverse relationship

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