Fed’s New Financial Vulnerability Gauge Flashes Warning at 65th Percentile — Expert Says Risks Are ‘Notable’ But ‘Not Yet Elevated’
The Fed's new Financial Vulnerability Index hit the 65th percentile, signaling "notable" but not yet "elevated" risk, notes Lance Roberts.
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The Federal Reserve created a new tool to measure if the financial system is getting risky. Right now it shows some warning signs, but experts say things are not dangerous yet.
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