JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.034, released on December 27, 2021
－ Bank of Japan decided to maintain large-scale easing, while CP and corporate bond buying measures to be phased out
－ Financial stress remains low, but concerns about the Omicron variant are rising
2021/12/27
The JCER Financial Stress Index for Japan is an indicator based on daily market data to capture the rise of financial systemic risk, which could cause a malfunction of the entire financial system an
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.034, released on December 27, 2021
－ Bank of Japan decided to maintain large-scale easing, while CP and corporate bond buying measures to be phased out
－ Financial stress remains low, but concerns about the Omicron variant are rising - 2021/11/30
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.096, released on November 30, 2021
－ Financial stress remains low level, but risk aversion spreads with the detection of new variant virus
- 2021/10/25
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.054, released on October 25, 2021
－ Wait-and-see mood prevails before the general election and announcement of financial results of major companies
－ Wariness about Chinese real estate debt problem is eased for the present, and financial stress remains low level - 2021/09/27
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.036, released on September 27, 2021
－ A state of emergency is expected to be lifted at the end of September
－ China's real estate unrest receded tentatively and financial stress remains at a low level - 2021/08/30
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.059, released on August 30, 2021
－ Declaration of a state of emergency has been extended and the target area has expanded due to a rebound of infection, and financial stress remains low level
- 2021/07/26
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.025, released on July 26, 2021
－ Infection spreads again with arrival of a fifth wave of the COVID-19, while financial stress remains low and stable
- 2021/06/28
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.016, released on June 28, 2021
－ While the state of emergency in the nine prefectures has been lifted, the Bank of Japan has decided to extend Special Funds-Supplying Operations to Facilitate Financing until the end of March 2022 and financial stress remains low level
