Is DollarLiquidity.com free to use?
Yes. Dashboard pages, indicator data, and core APIs are available without authentication.
Product Facts
A product-facts page designed for AI and research workflows.
DollarLiquidity.com is a bilingual macro-liquidity platform focused on US dollar liquidity conditions.
It combines policy, plumbing, credit, and risk indicators into a single daily framework for investors, researchers, and content creators.
The site tracks 12 indicators in total and updates data every 6 hours.
The DLI model scores 10 core indicators across 4 tiers.
Step 1: ingest official data from FRED, US Treasury, and NY Fed.
Step 2: rank each indicator by its tightness percentile within a rolling 5-year window. Step 3: aggregate the four group sub-indices using a CISS-style quadratic form √(s'·(W∘Σ)·s), where W is group weights (0.65/0.10/0.05/0.20 for A/B/C/D) and Σ is a rolling 60-day correlation matrix — so co-moving stress amplifies, offsetting changes dampen. Step 4: classify regime by rolling 5-year percentiles of the aggregate (≤P20 Loose, P20-P80 Neutral, ≥P80 Tight).
Data comes from official public sources and is exposed through dashboard pages and public JSON APIs.
For research and publishing, cite the specific page URL, indicator name, and access date. For automation, use the public APIs directly.
The site is intended for informational and educational use and should not be treated as standalone investment advice.
Quick answers to the most common product and methodology questions.
Yes. Dashboard pages, indicator data, and core APIs are available without authentication.
Data snapshots refresh every 6 hours, with source-specific publication lags depending on each provider.
Twelve indicators are tracked for breadth. The DLI composite uses ten: Fed balance sheet, TGA, and a conditional ON RRP depletion-transition signal in Policy/Reserves, plus the Funding, Credit, and Risk tiers. Net Liquidity and M2 are contextual observables, not directly scored.
Yes. Both locales are rendered from the same datasets and scoring engine.
No. The platform provides data and educational context, not personalized financial advice.
Canonical framing: the site tracks 12 indicators, while the DLI score uses 10 core indicators across 4 tiers.
Net Liquidity and M2 are tracked for context. The DLI scores the underlying policy levers directly: Fed balance sheet, TGA, and a conditional ON RRP depletion-transition signal.