SKY.DATA / 001
Financial Liquidity Proxy
FLP
A bounded liquidity-regime score for classifying the state of the financial-liquidity cycle and studying changes within it.
Weekly and monthlyProduct specifications
Explore FLP specifications →01 / Data catalog
Proprietary financial
data products.
Explore the initial three data products. Specifications and synthetic integration samples are available now; real-data delivery awaits rights, legal and release approval.
Five published historical variants
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| Series | Cadence | Observed history | Records | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| sky.flp.weeklyFinancial Liquidity Proxy | Weekly | 2010-10-24 – 2026-10-25 | 836 | Specification |
| sky.flp.monthlyFinancial Liquidity Proxy | Monthly | 1916-03-01 – 2026-10-01 | 1,328 | Specification |
| sky.fli.weeklyFinancial Liquidity Index | Weekly | 2010-10-24 – 2026-10-25 | 836 | Specification |
| sky.fli.monthlyFinancial Liquidity Index | Monthly | 1916-03-01 – 2026-10-01 | 1,328 | Specification |
| sky.gfc.weeklyGlobal Funding Conditions | Weekly | 2010-10-24 – 2026-10-25 | 836 | Specification |
Historical coverage reflects available current-revision/reconstructed observations, not verified point-in-time publication vintages. Commercial historical exports remain unavailable pending rights and release approval.
Product families and research applications
SKY.DATA / 002
Financial Liquidity Index
FLI
A liquidity index for studying changes in financial liquidity and comparing its trajectory with asset-price changes, using separately defined weekly and monthly variants.
Weekly and monthlyProduct specifications
Explore FLI specifications →SKY.DATA / 003
Global Funding Conditions
GFC
A funding-conditions research series for examining how global financing conditions evolve and how their timing relates to risk assets.
Weekly main publishing series; separate experimental daily researchProduct specifications
Explore GFC specifications →Preview status: Downloadable historical packages and commercial data licensing are not yet enabled. Observation timing, account onboarding and production delivery are being finalized.
Choose your first research question
Three questions. Three data products.
FLP: Which liquidity regime?
Use the bounded score to organize a study by liquidity regime, then examine changes within each regime. Regime labels and week-to-week direction answer different questions.
First test: do outcomes differ across documented FLP regimes, using the same asset and return window?
FLI: How is liquidity changing?
Study changes in the liquidity index alongside changes in an asset. Work in rates of change appropriate to the selected variant; weekly and monthly levels use different scales.
First test: when liquidity and an asset diverge over the same three-month window, what follows?
GFC: How do funding conditions align?
Study financing conditions and the timing of their relationship with assets. Keep observed GFC values separate from any forward-shifted analytical display.
First test: does a lead/lag relationship persist in a later, held-out period?
These are research questions, not claims of demonstrated trading advantage. Compare incremental value against a chosen public liquidity or financial-conditions benchmark using matched dates and out-of-sample tests; no benchmark superiority is established here.
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