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VIX/VXV Term Proxy detail

Definition, latest reading, chart and related paths so you can read the indicator in context.

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.

30-second read

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What it answers

VIX versus VXV helps show whether near-term volatility is getting more expensive than medium-term volatility.

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Current signal

Calm · 1Y percentile 13.1%

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What to check next

If the ratio approaches or moves above 1, check upcoming event risk before reading the VIX level alone.

History

Range: 3M, Data series: VIXCLS, Update frequency: Daily.

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VIX/VXV Term Proxy 3M history

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VIX/VXV Term Proxy

VIX versus VXV helps show whether near-term volatility is getting more expensive than medium-term volatility.

Indicator updated: June 1, 2026

Update frequency: Daily

What it means

When this rises, the market is paying more for near-term protection.

How to read it

If the ratio approaches or moves above 1, check upcoming event risk before reading the VIX level alone.

Common misread

Term structure is sensitive to liquidity and calendar effects. Use several days, not one print.

Read with

VIXVXNRVXSTLFSI4NFCI

Related notes

VIX and 3-month volatilityWhy not just VIX

Data series

VIXCLS
VXVCLS

Latest read

VIX/VXV Term Proxy

0.824

1Y percentile
13.1%
Risk state
Calm
Date
May 28, 2026
Update frequency
Daily
Data series
VIXCLS

1D

-0.01

5D

-0.02

20D

-0.06

Related indicators

VIXVXNRVXVXDSTLFSI4
Data series:
VIXCLS/VXVCLS
Frequency:
Daily
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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