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ANFCI detail

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Disclaimer: this page is for market observation only, not investment advice. Risk note: indicators help you observe market conditions. They are not trading advice. Always add context, events, and position risk.

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What it answers

ANFCI adjusts NFCI to better isolate financial conditions from the economic cycle.

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Current signal

Risk spreading · 1Y percentile 86.3%

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What to check next

Read ANFCI with NFCI and STLFSI4 as a cross-check.

History

Range: MAX, Data series: ANFCI, Update frequency: Weekly.

3M1Y5YMAX

ANFCI MAX history

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ANFCI

ANFCI adjusts NFCI to better isolate financial conditions from the economic cycle.

Indicator updated: June 1, 2026

Update frequency: Weekly

What it means

It helps ask whether pressure is coming from finance itself or from the broader economy.

How to read it

Read ANFCI with NFCI and STLFSI4 as a cross-check.

Common misread

It is a support view, not a standalone decision signal.

Read with

NFCISTLFSI4VIX

Related notes

STLFSI4 and NFCIHow to read the dashboard

Data series

ANFCI

Latest read

ANFCI

-0.456

1Y percentile
86.3%
Risk state
Risk spreading
Date
May 22, 2026
Update frequency
Weekly
Data series
ANFCI

1D

+0.01

5D

-0.01

20D

+0.08

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Data series:
ANFCI
Frequency:
Weekly
Updated:
June 1, 2026

Disclaimer: this page is for market observation only, not investment advice.

Reading tips

  1. Check direction first, then percentile and move size.
  2. If related volatility or stress indicators rise together, pay more attention.
  3. Use the article notes to avoid treating one indicator as a full market call.

Method guide: how to read this signal.

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