Rest in peace, VIX. You're no longer the fear gauge for global markets.
The Bank for International Settlements has found a better barometer to capture the nervousness that starts as a slight reduction in global banks' leverage, is magnified by European lenders as a dollar squeeze in Asian supply chains, and reverberates around the world as a financial tightness felt by everyone.
Everyone, except the Chicago Board Options Exchange's Volatility Index.
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