Definition
The DLI Liquidity Score classifies market liquidity conditions as Risk-On, Neutral, or Risk-Off using a 4-tier weighted composite of 10 indicators with adaptive percentile thresholds.
The DLI Score is computed in 4 steps: (1) Fetch raw data from FRED, Treasury, and NY Fed APIs. (2) Compute robust z-scores using rolling 10-year median + MAD, winsorized to [-4, +4]. (3) Aggregate into 4 sub-indices — Policy/Reserves (30%), Funding/Plumbing (30%), Credit/Intermediation (20%), Risk/Price (20%) — with intra-group equal-weight averaging. (4) Classify using rolling 5-year percentile thresholds: ≤P20 = Risk-On, P20-P80 = Neutral, ≥P80 = Risk-Off. Output includes 7-day momentum, signal concentration, and daily contribution decomposition. See the Methodology page for full details.