JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.037, released on August 31, 2020
－ Prime Minister Abe resigned, will market tensions increase over future policy management?
2020/08/31
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 0.037, released on August 31, 2020
－ Prime Minister Abe resigned, will market tensions increase over future policy management?
- 2020/07/27
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.052, released on July 27, 2020
－ Financial stress decreased mainly due to thin trading, refrained from buying before consecutive holidays
- 2020/07/13
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.072, released on July 13, 2020
－ Financial stress fell slightly since last week, down to a level before the Corona shock
- 2020/07/06
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.098, released on July 6, 2020
－ Financial stress rose slightly since last week, a wariness over a second wave of infections remain strongly
- 2020/06/22
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.092, released on June 22, 2020
－ Expectations for resuming economic activities mitigated financial stress, dropping to the level for the first time in four months
- 2020/06/22
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.068, released on June 29, 2020
－ Financial stress continued to ease due to lowering volatilities, but concerns over the spread of infections are growing again
- 2020/06/15
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JCER Financial Stress Index is 0.159, released on June 15, 2020
－ Fears for a second wave of infections do not dispelled
