Historical Events
Compare a past stress window to the current window of the same length.
The default view normalizes both windows to the same starting point so you can compare shape before worrying about level. Switch to raw mode when you want the actual scale instead.
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Historical window: 2010-01-01 to 2012-12-31
A reminder that stress can reappear through funding and sovereign concerns even after the first crisis wave passes.
This is a post-crisis stress window. It shows how pressure can return after the first emergency wave has already passed.
Current comparison window: 2010-01-01 to 2012-12-31
Use peak to compare how far a reading traveled inside the window. Use end to see whether the window closed near that peak or after the move had already faded.
How to Read This Page
Compare shape first, then use peak and end to make sense of it.
You are comparing 2011 euro and sovereign-debt stress (2010-01-01 to 2012-12-31) against a current window of the same length (2010-01-01 to 2012-12-31).
Raw values show the actual level reached in each window. Use this view when you care about the absolute reading more than the relative path.
Use peak to compare how far the reading traveled inside each window. Use end to see whether the window closed near that peak or after the move had already faded.
This is a post-crisis stress window. It shows how pressure can return after the first emergency wave has already passed.
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