Daily fragility, two perspectives.

Household required debt payments / disposable income: Zero means no required payments in this ratio, not a safe-economy threshold. There is no calibrated risk cutoff. A larger aggregate share of household disposable income is committed to required payments. Units: % of disposable personal income; cadence: quarterly.

• Households only; not corporate debt service or all private borrowers.
• An aggregate ratio conceals unequal income, debt and liquid buffers.
• No pre-2005 method splice or daily interpolation.
• OUR RETRIEVAL RETURNED TEXT STATING that quarterly values computed with the current methodology are available FROM 2005 FORWARD. This matches the pack exactly: 85 quarterly observations, 2005-01-01 through 2026-01-01
• OUR RETRIEVAL RETURNED NO STATEMENT of when the current methodology was introduced, revised or first applied - only of when values computed with it are available. A CONVERSION THAT CAN DROP CONTENT CANNOT DISTINGUISH AN ABSENCE AT THE SOURCE FROM AN ABSENCE IN THE RENDERING, so this is NOT evidence that the page is silent; it is evidence that what reached us was. No method-vintage is recorded here either way
• Historical values use the retained current vintage; they are not an archive of the values known or published at each historical date.

• fed-household-payments · retained vintage 2026-07-25 · retrieval 2026-07-26T02:59:25Z
  Source SHA-256: 6c5ed5982a05655f5c5e47118abc325582c03b61097a38d0e858f0897a0fb3a9

Corporate broad liquid assets / short-term liabilities: 100% means equal aggregate broad liquid assets and short-term liabilities; it is not a solvency or liquidity pass/fail cutoff. More broad liquid assets relative to the sector's short-term liabilities; accessibility and payment timing remain unknown. Units: % of short-term liabilities; cadence: quarterly.

• Broad liquid assets are not cash and may not be accessible at a common price under stress.
• No borrower-level maturities, credit-line availability, collateral calls or near-term cash-flow gap are established.

• fed-corporate-balance-sheet · retained vintage 2026-09-11 · retrieval 2026-09-20T06:36:24Z
  Source SHA-256: 1f8d3aa0b204830c4e0b55ab008b6eab8500292cf6793a67d371e60233f6207d
• fed-corporate-unit-annotation · retained vintage 2026-09-20 · retrieval not recorded
  Source SHA-256: 145bd46e7963644a81aaf5fa090fa2ec43ea3c2662ad3368f35a1f36573f47e3

US freight transportation volume: year-over-year change: Zero means unchanged measured freight volume versus the same month one year earlier, not absence of supply vulnerability. Faster freight-volume growth; it does not establish safer supply chains. Units: % change from the same month one year earlier; cadence: monthly.

• This is US freight activity, not foreign supplier concentration, available inventory, delivery delay or interruption probability.
• Demand weakness and supply constraints can both lower freight volume; no cause is inferred from this series alone.

• bls-bts-freight · retained vintage see evidence JSON · retrieval 2026-09-04T16:52:51.542289+00:00
  Source SHA-256: 3a9edac850670738bd3f3710112871fce5900a38fe1abf5c0c73208cda1831f6

Federal receipts: Balance zero means receipts equal outlays. Positive is surplus, negative is deficit. Neither is a calibrated measure of fiscal capacity. A larger nominal annual flow; the sign of the balance distinguishes surplus from deficit. Units: trillion current USD per fiscal year; cadence: annual fiscal year.

Federal outlays: Balance zero means receipts equal outlays. Positive is surplus, negative is deficit. Neither is a calibrated measure of fiscal capacity. A larger nominal annual flow; the sign of the balance distinguishes surplus from deficit. Units: trillion current USD per fiscal year; cadence: annual fiscal year.

Federal budget balance (receipts minus outlays): Balance zero means receipts equal outlays. Positive is surplus, negative is deficit. Neither is a calibrated measure of fiscal capacity. A larger nominal annual flow; the sign of the balance distinguishes surplus from deficit. Units: trillion current USD per fiscal year; cadence: annual fiscal year.

• Nominal fiscal-year federal flows; not a complete national balance sheet or all levels of government.
• Debt maturity, currency, market access, inflation and institutional capacity remain outside this factor panel.
• No quarterly NIPA interest is divided by fiscal-year cash receipts.

• treasury-fyfr · retained vintage 2026-08-05 · retrieval 2026-08-05T09:26:36Z
  Source SHA-256: 2e0cc4e4e68450fa8a71aab3698ed7ba5f4792ea7480d015047339641e66a43f
• treasury-fyonet · retained vintage 2026-08-05 · retrieval 2026-08-05T09:26:36Z
  Source SHA-256: f44e0986caf6309aab5c1259e4065a9703d5b99e29c147a1a4bcdb149dfed334
• treasury-fyfsd · retained vintage 2026-08-05 · retrieval 2026-08-05T09:26:37Z
  Source SHA-256: f4e5b30165d969da81b40df3618399e7f68746e2594b07e8e3515ae8deaf4e5a