Daily Radar

Daily Radar

As of 2026-10-04
Most stressedPolicy 18
CalmestHuman Resource 67
System shape3 stress / 4 watch / 1 calm

Pillars

Eight pillars, one daily read.

Each pillar sits on the same 0-100 scale. Lower scores mean more stress. The chart shows the last 7 days, with current, 7-day, and 30-day reference levels built into the graphic.

Energy

43
Watch

Fuel-market stress across oil, gas, coal, and renewables.

7D 4430D 4690D 44

Logistics

46
Watch

Supply-chain and shipping pressure across the transport system.

7D 4630D 4690D 41

Trade

28
Stress

Global trade flow and policy friction read together.

Flow 46Friction 11
7D 2830D 3090D 33

Finance

59
Watch

Cross-asset financial conditions from rates to metals.

7D 6030D 6590D 63

Policy

18
Stress

Laws, rules, and sovereign decisions changing capacity, rules, and constraints.

7D 2230D 2390D 23

Geopolitics

44
Watch

Conflict-linked macro stress through escalation, transit, and sanctions.

7D 4130D 4090D 43

AI

22
Stress

Fragility and concentration inside the AI buildout cycle.

7D 2230D 2190D 21

Human Resource

67
Calm

Population-weighted labour capacity across absorption, participation, utilization, and sector mix.

7D 6730D 6790D 67

Components

What is driving each pillar today.

These grouped snapshots show the sleeves sitting underneath the pillar scores.

Energy

These sleeves show whether Energy stress is coming from oil, gas, coal, or renewables.

Oil

Broad oil-system score blending market and trade stress.

34
Moderate2026-10-03

Oil Trade

Trade and policy pressure across crude and refined flows.

14
Stress2026-09-29

Oil Market

Market regime pressure across price and volatility behavior.

72
Calmer2026-10-03

Gas

Global gas stress across US, Europe, Asia, and transit overlays.

40
Moderate2026-10-03

Coal

Proxy read on coal-linked stress from trade and energy sleeves.

48
Moderate2026-10-02

Renewables

Proxy read on clean-energy stress via copper, credit, and trade.

50
Moderate2026-10-02

Trade

Trade is split on purpose so weak throughput and rising friction can be read separately.

Flow

Physical trade throughput across the global system.

46
Moderate2026-09-25

Friction

Trade-policy and cross-border barrier pressure.

11
Stress2026-09-27

Finance

These rows show which financial sleeves are tightening, easing, or staying mixed.

Rates

Yield and policy-rate stress across major curves and blocs.

88
Calmer2026-10-03

Inflation

Cross-bloc inflation pressure from major CPI series.

55
Moderate2026-07-01

Credit

Corporate spread stress across HY, IG, and EM sleeves.

43
Moderate2026-10-01

Liquidity

System liquidity conditions through central-bank and reserve series.

34
Moderate2026-09-30

FX

FX stress through broad dollar and implied-vol proxies.

62
Stale2026-09-25

Equity

Equity stress through volatility and regional price behavior.

68
Calmer2026-10-02

Metals

Industrial and precious-metals conditions across key contracts.

63
Moderate2026-10-02

Policy

Policy breaks out into bindingness, constraint, capacity, and spillover so you can see what kind of state action is driving the reading.

Bindingness Pressure

How operative and legally forceful the scored policy stream is.

0
Stress2026-10-02

Constraint Pressure

How much scored policy actions tighten rules, obligations, and operating conditions.

20
Stress2026-10-02

Capacity Pressure

How much scored policy actions change real system capability, throughput, or buildout.

33
Stress2026-10-02

Spillover Pressure

How broadly scored policy consequences travel across sectors, systems, and borders.

27
Stress2026-10-02

AI

AI is currently driven by concentration risk and capital-surge behavior rather than a broad basket of many sleeves.

Concentration Risk

How concentrated AI exposure remains across public markets.

0
Stress2026-10-02

Capital Surge

Buildout intensity and blowoff behavior across AI capital sleeves.

43
Moderate2026-10-04

Human Resource

Human Resource breaks global labour capacity into absorption, participation, utilization quality, and sector balance.

Employment Absorption

Whether available workers are being absorbed into employment.

69
Calmer2026-09-30

Participation

Whether people remain attached to the labour force.

62
Moderate2026-09-30

Utilization Quality

Whether jobs are productive or hiding slack through underemployment and informality.

62
Stale2026-02-28

Sector Balance

Whether labour is diversified across agriculture, industry, and services.

82
Calmer2026-07-31