Credit stress
As of 2026-11-03 04:27 UTC
43Normal-29 over 24h
Current State
The credit stress gauge fell back into normal territory today, registering 43 after a day of caution. This ends a brief period of elevated concern. The gauge declined 29 points over the past 24 hours, indicating a substantial reduction in negative news flow surrounding banks and credit markets.
Seven-Day Trend
Daily range and closing values over the last week. The gauge peaked at 75 before returning to normal levels.
How the Gauge Works
Every headline is put through three yes/no questions answered by a classification model. Select a recent headline below to see the model's analysis in real-time.
Financial press
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Upward Stress
Recent Drivers
These headlines had the largest downward or upward pressure on the gauge over the last 24 hours.
CTOS Digital restores credit reporting services
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