JAWZ
The Jawz DashboardSnapshot 7 Oct 2026

Growth holds.Financial pressure builds.

Investment and a firm job market support the economy. Weak sentiment and higher borrowing costs are the pressure points.

What changed

Six readings. One clear view.

Select a reading to see the evidence
How the readings connect
How the six readings connect. Each reading is made of the rows beneath it. Same colour, same reading: the money block is the regime's money input, and the investment block feeds the growth vote.REGIME YELLOWREGIMEMoodMoneyMONEY STEADYMONEYCentral banksDollar effectUS moneyBUSINESS CYCLE SUMMERBUSINESSCYCLEGrowthOutputJobsInvestmentPricesFINANCIAL CONDITIONS TIGHTENINGFINANCIALCONDITIONSRatesCreditDollarSTORE OF VALUE MIXEDSTORE OFVALUEGoldBitcoinINVESTMENT BOOMINGINVESTMENTData centresChipsBuilders' capexPower
Each reading is made of the rows beneath it. Same colour, same reading: the money block is the regime's money input, and the investment block feeds the growth vote.
Behind the reading

Regime

🟡Yellow
Held since Sep 25Reading as of Oct 7

The regime combines consumer sentiment and money. Sentiment reads bad and money reads steady, so one of the two inputs is bad and the confirmed reading is Yellow.

The money input leans scarcer (1 of 2 weekly reads); the regime keeps money as steady until a second read agrees.
Latest Regime inputs, and the change from each row’s previous print
Indicator & sourceLatest releaseChange
MoodConsumer sentimentU Michigan SCA 48.1badSep 25 · Monthly−3.6index points
MoneyFour central banks, the class the regime holdsFed + ECB + BoJ + PBoC$24.90TsteadyOct 7 · Weekly−$100bnvs previous release

Change is the latest print against the one before it, from the values the read carries. pp = percentage points · bp = basis points (100 bp = 1 percentage point). Each row keeps its own release dates.