INTELIGENCIA DE LIQUIDEZ GLOBAL DEL DÓLAR
Detecte el régimen de liquidez del dólar antes del consenso.
Liquidez del balance de la Fed, tensión de financiación y señales multiactivo con datos macroeconómicos trazables.
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FRAMEWORK
Un mapa más claro del sistema del dólar
ULI separa la cantidad de liquidez del coste y la tensión para obtener dólares, y combina ambas dimensiones en una escala.
Fed · TGA · RRPQLISOFR · OAS · NFCIFLIULI
EVIDENCE
Lo que respalda la evidencia
La muestra común es corta y los resultados son in-sample. ULI funciona mejor como filtro de riesgo bursátil a medio plazo que como señal universal de corto plazo.
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SEARCH-LED RESEARCH
Cadena de transmisión
01
Global Dollar Liquidity
How dollars move through central-bank balance sheets, banks, offshore funding markets and global assets.
Explore →02Fed Net Liquidity
Understand the common Fed assets minus TGA minus ON RRP proxy — and its limitations.
Explore →03Dollar Funding Stress
Read SOFR, policy-rate spreads, credit spreads, financial conditions and the dollar together.
Explore →04Three-Layer Dollar Liquidity Framework
Separate the current liquidity impulse, structural fragility and market transmission before drawing an investment conclusion.
Explore →05Dollar Liquidity and Bitcoin
Separate historical association from a reliable crypto timing signal.
Explore →DATA DICTIONARY
Indicator library
Explore every source series and composite index behind the U.S. Liquidity Intelligence framework.
PROVENANCE
Fuentes trazables
FRED, Reserva Federal de Nueva York, Tesoro de EE.UU. y precios multiactivo.
FREDNY FEDU.S. TREASURYMARKET DATA
FAQ
Preguntas frecuentes
What is dollar liquidity?
It is the availability and funding condition of U.S. dollars across central-bank balance sheets, banks, markets and offshore borrowers.
How is ULI calculated?
ULI combines 60% QLI, which measures quantity liquidity, with 40% FLI, which measures direction-adjusted funding conditions.
Does more liquidity always mean asset prices rise?
No. The relationship varies by asset, horizon and regime, and the current evidence is descriptive rather than causal.