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Macroeconomic Indicators
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Financial Stress Index

FSI is a composite index that measures the degree of financial stress in an economy / a subregion / a region, covering the 4 major financial markets: the banking sector, the foreign exchange market, the equity market, and the debt market. The methodology for computation is detailed below.




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  • Economy/region:
    Asia and the Pacific

    Advanced Asia

    ASEAN

    ASEAN+3

    Australia

    China, People's Republic of

    Developing Asia

    East Asia

    eurozone

    Hong Kong, China

    India

    Indonesia

    Japan

    Korea, Republic of

    Malaysia

    Oceania

    Pakistan

    Philippines

    Singapore

    South Asia

    Southeast Asia

    Sri Lanka

    Taipei,China

    Thailand

    United Kingdom

    United States

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AFC = Asian Financial Crisis, ASEAN = Association of Southeast Asian Nations, COVID-19 = coronavirus disease, GFC = global financial crisis, PRC = People's Republic of China, SARS = Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, US = United States.

Asia and the Pacific includes Australia, East Asia, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. Advanced Asia includes Australia and Japan. ASEAN+3 includes Hong Kong, China; Japan; the PRC; the Republic of Korea; and Southeast Asia. ASEAN and Southeast Asia include Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Developing Asia includes East Asia excluding Japan, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. East Asia includes Hong Kong, China; Japan; the PRC; the Republic of Korea; and Taipei,China. South Asia includes India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.

Sources: ADB. Asia Regional Integration Center; and methodology by Mercado and Park (2014).