Europe · Live · 0–100
Europe Fear & Greed Index
One number for the mood of European equities: 8 signals — from VSTOXX volatility and euro credit spreads to bank strength — fused with AI-scored regional news, each measured against its own multi-year history. Refreshed about every 30 minutes.
What is moving it
Every headline behind this reading is scored for market impact, and the app says in plain language why the gauge sits at 28 — each claim tied to the exact stories behind it and independently verified before you see it. The headlines and the read are both in the free app.
See what is moving itThe 8 signals behind it
Each one is scored 0–100 against its own multi-year history and moves through the day. All 8, live and scored, are in the free app — along with the plain-language read on why the number is where it is.
See the signals in the appThe methodology is open on this page on purpose — the news leg is weighted by how much news actually ran, and the gauge's daily calls are graded in public, misses included, on the track record.
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What is the Europe Fear & Greed Index?
A 0–100 gauge of sentiment in European equities. It fuses 8 signals — market-based readings plus AI-scored news — each measured against its own multi-year history, so 0 is extreme fear and 100 is extreme greed relative to how the market usually behaves.
How is this different from CNN's Fear & Greed Index?
CNN's index reads the US market only. This gauge is built from European inputs — from VSTOXX volatility and euro credit spreads to bank strength — plus regional news, so it can disagree with the US mood.
How often does it update?
The pipeline refreshes about every 30 minutes around the clock, and the listed-fund legs ride live quotes during US trading hours, so the reading moves through the day rather than once after the close.
Why did the gauge move today?
The Sentiscale app explains every reading in plain language, with each claim tied to the scored headlines behind it and independently verified. The number is free; the explanation is what the app adds.
Is this investment advice?
No. The gauge measures sentiment. It is context, not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
See why, not just the number
The free iPhone app carries this gauge on a lock-screen widget and explains every move in plain language, cited to source.
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