Macro Liquidity

Tracks the four indicators that actually matter for global liquidity: Fed net liquidity (balance sheet minus TGA minus reverse repo), SOFR overnight rates, the MOVE bond volatility index, and yen carry trade signals via USDJPY. Pulls real-time data and gives you a structured rating instead of forcing you to manually check Fred graphs and Bloomberg terminals. Use it when you need to know if the Fed is injecting or draining, whether Treasury markets are getting choppy, or if funding conditions are tight. The thresholds are reasonable (MOVE over 130 for serious bond stress, SOFR spikes above Fed funds for liquidity crunches) and it beats hunting down this stuff yourself when you're trying to gauge macro risk for portfolios.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add star23/day1global-skills --skill macro-liquidity --agent claude-code

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Macro Liquidity Monitoring System

This skill helps you track the most critical "water level" in the global financial system — liquidity. Liquidity can be simply understood as how much money is flowing in the market. When there is plenty of money (ample liquidity), asset prices tend to rise; when money is scarce (tight liquidity), asset prices come under pressure. These 4 indicators cover the complete chain from the Fed's "main faucet" to the market's "end of the pipeline."