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697 relationships, 56 stopped behaving.

Out of 1,347 Fridays since 2001, this is the 211th most unsettled.

Every week we check how 697 pairs of markets stand to each other. This week the breaks gather in volatility and equity regions: 33 of 176 pairs, where a normal Friday has 9. Bonds have not joined in.

02 · How severe?  measured against a normal Friday
1× = the median week since 2001 · 56 of 697 pairs breaking
Height
2.9×

a normal Friday. Elevated: weeks this high come 16 in 100. Feb 2020 peaked at 22×, Oct 2008 at 14×.

Breadth

2 of 7 families hot: volatility and equity regions. A family is hot when three times as many of its pairs break as on a normal Friday.

Direction
week 2

Falling, 3.4× → 2.9×, second week above the Elevated line (2.1×). Last time it stood here on the way down: Jun 2026.

Reach into bonds
Not yet.

8 of 140 bond pairs breaking, where a normal Friday has 9. Credit: 6 of 112, normal 6.

03 · Where?  all 697, one mark per pair · a gap came apart · a heavy mark moved closer
breaking this week · on a normal Friday
Volatility
12 of 56 · normal 3
Equity regions
21 of 120 · normal 6
US sectors
7 of 45 · normal 3
Credit
6 of 112 · normal 6
Bonds
8 of 140 · normal 9
Commodities
1 of 112 · normal 6
FX and crypto
1 of 112 · normal 7
holdscame apartmoved closerVolatility: 12 breaking where a normal Friday has 3. Bonds: 8 where normal is 9. This first reading is provisional: 56 pairs have no reading yet and are filled in next Saturday.
04 · Which?

Ten relationships that stopped behaving.

The ones you can name, ranked by how unusual. Of the 56, 8 are new this week; 48 were breaking last week too. A pair stays listed while it is more than two standard deviations from its own past.
  1. 01
    FTSE 100 ⟋ VIX (equity vol)
    Usually a hedge for each other; now they move together.
    since 16 Oct · came apart · correlation 0.09 · z −3.4
  2. 02
    FTSE 100 ⟋ Jakarta
    Usually move together; now they move against each other.
    since 16 Oct · came apart · correlation −0.35 · z −3.2
  3. 03
    Nikkei 225 ⟋ Mexico IPC
    Usually move together; now they move against each other.
    also last week · came apart · correlation −0.26 · z −3.2
  4. 04
    Mexico IPC ⟋ VIX (equity vol)
    Usually a hedge for each other; now they move together.
    since 16 Oct · came apart · correlation 0.11 · z −3.1
  5. 05
    Mexico IPC ⟋ US HY credit
    Usually move together; now they move against each other.
    also last week · came apart · correlation −0.30 · z −3.0
  6. 06
    SMI ⟋ Jakarta
    Usually move together; now they move against each other.
    since 16 Oct · came apart · correlation −0.28 · z −2.9
  7. 07
    US Tech ⟋ US Discretionary
    Usually move together; much less so now.
    also last week · came apart · correlation 0.34 · z −2.9
  8. 08
    KOSPI ⟋ Sensex
    Usually move together; now they move against each other.
    since 16 Oct · came apart · correlation −0.31 · z −2.9
  9. 09
    US Staples ⟋ VIX (equity vol)
    Usually a hedge for each other; now they move together.
    since 16 Oct · came apart · correlation 0.31 · z −2.8
  10. 10
    KOSPI ⟋ TIPS (TIP)
    Usually move together; now they move against each other.
    since 16 Oct · came apart · correlation −0.43 · z −2.8
Left the list since last Friday: Nikkei 225 ⟋ Sensex (z −2.6 → −2.0) · Sensex — US 10y Treasury (z +2.4 → +1.3) · FTSE 100 ⟋ TAIEX (z −2.4 → −1.9) · and 15 more

The other 46 are real but not readable as a list. They are all in the field above, one mark each; here they are in a table.

Every pair breaking in the week ending 23 October 2026, by how unusual
FamilyPairDirectionCorrelationz
VolatilityFTSE 100 ⟋ VIX (equity vol)came apart0.09−3.4
Equity regionsFTSE 100 ⟋ Jakartacame apart−0.35−3.2
Equity regionsNikkei 225 ⟋ Mexico IPCcame apart−0.26−3.2
VolatilityMexico IPC ⟋ VIX (equity vol)came apart0.11−3.1
CreditMexico IPC ⟋ US HY creditcame apart−0.30−3.0
Equity regionsSMI ⟋ Jakartacame apart−0.28−2.9
US sectorsUS Tech ⟋ US Discretionarycame apart0.34−2.9
Equity regionsKOSPI ⟋ Sensexcame apart−0.31−2.9
VolatilityUS Staples ⟋ VIX (equity vol)came apart0.31−2.8
BondsKOSPI ⟋ TIPS (TIP)came apart−0.43−2.8
Equity regionsFTSE 100 ⟋ KOSPIcame apart−0.41−2.8
BondsTAIEX ⟋ TIPS (TIP)came apart−0.32−2.7
VolatilitySMI ⟋ VIX (equity vol)came apart0.09−2.7
VolatilityJakarta — VIX (equity vol)moved closer−0.65+2.7
US sectorsUS Tech ⟋ US Staplescame apart−0.56−2.6
Equity regionsKOSPI ⟋ Mexico IPCcame apart−0.41−2.6
Equity regionsKOSPI ⟋ ASX 200came apart−0.23−2.5
Equity regionsSMI ⟋ KOSPIcame apart−0.45−2.5
VolatilityUS Financials ⟋ VIX (equity vol)came apart−0.17−2.5
VolatilityTSX ⟋ VIX (equity vol)came apart−0.19−2.5
CommoditiesHang Seng — Goldmoved closer0.49+2.5
FX and cryptoUS Utilities ⟋ Bitcoincame apart−0.42−2.4
Equity regionsS&P 500 ⟋ Mexico IPCcame apart0.03−2.4
CreditUS Tech ⟋ US IG creditcame apart0.22−2.4
VolatilityUS Materials ⟋ VIX (equity vol)came apart0.01−2.4
US sectorsUS Tech ⟋ US Real estatecame apart−0.31−2.4
Equity regionsTAIEX ⟋ Mexico IPCcame apart−0.25−2.4
US sectorsUS Industrials ⟋ US Real estatecame apart0.24−2.4
Equity regionsS&P 500 ⟋ FTSE 100came apart0.03−2.4
Equity regionsSensex ⟋ Jakartacame apart−0.27−2.3
BondsSMI — TIPS (TIP)moved closer0.65+2.3
Equity regionsTSX ⟋ Bovespacame apart−0.08−2.3
US sectorsUS Tech ⟋ US Financialscame apart−0.13−2.3
CreditTadawul — EM corporate creditmoved closer0.57+2.2
BondsUS Tech ⟋ EM bonds (EMB)came apart0.05−2.2
Equity regionsSMI ⟋ TAIEXcame apart−0.20−2.2
Equity regionsS&P 500 ⟋ SMIcame apart0.06−2.2
CreditUS Tech ⟋ Euro HY creditcame apart0.06−2.2
VolatilityUS Real estate ⟋ VIX (equity vol)came apart0.14−2.2
Equity regionsEuro Stoxx 50 ⟋ Bovespacame apart−0.16−2.2
VolatilitySensex ⟋ VIX (equity vol)came apart0.07−2.2
CreditTadawul — US HY creditmoved closer0.57+2.1
BondsUS Financials ⟋ US 10y Treasurycame apart0.45−2.1
Equity regionsKOSPI ⟋ TSXcame apart−0.15−2.1
US sectorsUS Industrials ⟋ US Staplescame apart0.04−2.1
VolatilityUS Health ⟋ VIX (equity vol)came apart0.13−2.1
CreditUS Discretionary ⟋ US HY creditcame apart0.31−2.1
Equity regionsMexico IPC ⟋ Tadawulcame apart−0.21−2.1
BondsUS Tech ⟋ Curve steepening (2s10s)came apart0.27−2.1
BondsNikkei 225 ⟋ TIPS (TIP)came apart−0.38−2.1
Equity regionsFTSE 100 ⟋ Nikkei 225came apart−0.19−2.1
Equity regionsFTSE 100 — Sensexmoved closer0.66+2.0
US sectorsUS Industrials ⟋ US Materialscame apart0.41−2.0
VolatilityUS Tech ⟋ MOVE (bond vol)came apart−0.24−2.0
BondsEM (EEM) ⟋ Curve steepening (2s10s)came apart0.26−2.0
Equity regionsEuro Stoxx 50 ⟋ SMIcame apart0.43−2.0
05 · When before?

Three times before. Friday by Friday, from the week each one crossed.

One square a Friday, fourteen Fridays from the week the index crossed the Elevated line. Colour is height. The two worst on record and the most recent.
Episode
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What followed
NowOct 2026 · week 2, open
2.9× in week 2, elevated. Two families hot, bonds not yet. Next week fills the dashed square.
2020Feb 2020 · 20 weeks
Peaked at 22× in week 4, the worst on record. Back under the Elevated line after 20 weeks.
2008Aug 2008 · 23 weeks
Peaked at 14× in week 10. Back under the Elevated line after 23 weeks.
Apr 2026Feb 2026 · 18 weeks
Peaked at 4.7× in week 10. Back under the Elevated line after 18 weeks.
calmelevatedhighseverenext Friday211th most unsettled of 1,347 Fridays since 2001
06 · Since last Friday

The same colour.

What moved in seven days, and what didn't.

Severity, against a normal Friday
3.4× → 2.9×
Pairs behaving unlike their past
68 → 56
Families hot
2 of 7 → 2 of 7
New on the list
8 pairs · Hang Seng — Gold among them
Reach into bonds
10 of 140 → 8 of 140 · not yet
07 · What next?

The next square is written on Saturday 31 October 2026.
Every Saturday morning, for the week that ended on Friday.

The data is open. Every reading since 1997, as JSON: api.antevo.ch/v1/public/tremor, and every pair of a week: api.antevo.ch/v1/public/tremor/pairs.
Cite as “Antevo Tremor Index, week of 2026-10-23”, antevo.ch/tremor-watch/2026-10-23/
Descriptive, not a forecast. The index measures how many relationships are breaking at once. It says nothing about where prices go next, and it is not advice.
Next: Saturday 31 October 2026, about 07:30 UTC · the week ending Friday 30 October 2026

753 pairs in seven families, each family weighing the same · correlation of weekly returns, weighted to the last few months (half-life nine weeks), Friday to Friday · a pair breaks when that correlation is two standard deviations away from its own previous two years (Fisher z, spread floored at sampling noise) · Calm, Elevated, High and Severe are the 75th, 90th and 97th percentiles of every week since 2001 · a normal Friday is the median week since 2001 · derived statistics only, no prices · since 1997, recomputed each week, the first published value kept.