8.55 points… Goldman Sachs Panic Index sees largest two-day swing on record
Original headline8.55포인트…골드만삭스 공황지수 이틀 변동폭 역대 최대
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Goldman Sachs’s Panic Index posted a record two-day combined swing of 8.55 points, exceeding the prior high of 7.87 points set in April 2013, according to Barchart data. The index level itself reached 9.57 out of 10 on the 5th, above Goldman’s threshold of 9.5 for “extreme panic.” The record refers to the sum of the index’s decline and rebound over two days, not to its highest-ever reading. The move matters because it signals unusually violent swings in market stress gauges even as the index sits near its ceiling.
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