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Monetary Base: Total

The monetary base (or M0) is the total amount of a currency that is either in general circulation in the hands of the public or in the form of commercial bank deposits held in the central bank's reserves.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20265,411.6
July 1, 20265,523.9
June 1, 20265,488.4
May 1, 20265,538.9
April 1, 20265,470.4

Currency in Circulation

Currency in circulation is all of the money that has been issued by a country's monetary authority, minus cash that has been removed from the system.
Observation dateValue
September 30, 20262,482,015
September 23, 20262,482,200
September 16, 20262,484,215
September 9, 20262,485,027
September 2, 20262,479,541

Bank Reserves

Bank reserves are the minimal amounts of cash that banks are required to keep on hand in case of unexpected demand.
Observation dateValue
September 30, 20262,948,090
September 23, 20262,930,193
September 16, 20263,013,794
September 9, 20262,991,310
September 2, 20262,894,531

M1 Money Supply

M1 is a narrow measure of the money supply that includes physical currency, demand deposits, traveler's checks, and other checkable deposits. M1 does not include financial assets, such as savings accounts and bonds.
Observation dateValue
August 31, 202619,970.1
August 24, 202619,930.9
August 17, 202620,005.9
August 10, 202619,938.1
August 3, 202619,906.2

M2 Money Supply

M2 is a measure of the money supply that includes cash, checking deposits, and easily convertible near money. M2 is a broader measure of the money supply than M1, which just includes cash and checking deposits.
Observation dateValue
August 31, 202623,305.5
August 24, 202623,267.8
August 17, 202623,336.5
August 10, 202623,260
August 3, 202623,208.2

S&P 500 Index

The Standard and Poor's 500, or simply the S&P 500, is a stock market index that tracks 500 large companies listed on stock exchanges in the United States.
Observation dateValue
June 13, 20255,976.97
June 12, 20256,045.26
June 11, 20256,022.24
June 10, 20256,038.81
June 9, 20256,005.88

Dow Jones Industrial Average

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, Dow Jones, or simply the Dow, is a price-weighted measurement stock market index of 30 prominent companies listed on stock exchanges in the United States.
Observation dateValue
October 6, 202651,521.28
October 5, 202651,267.9
October 2, 202651,176.96
October 1, 202650,926.56
September 30, 202650,906.05

Wilshire 5000 Total Market Index

The Wilshire 5000 Total Market Index, or more simply the Wilshire 5000, is a market-capitalization-weighted index of the market value of all American-stocks actively traded in the United States.
Observation dateValue
May 30, 2024262.3
May 29, 2024263.48
May 28, 2024265.57
May 27, 2024N/A
May 24, 2024265.7

CBOE Volatility Index: VIX

A popular measure of the stock market's expectation of volatility based on S&P 500 index options.
Observation dateValue
October 5, 202615.52
October 2, 202615.31
October 1, 202616.39
September 30, 202616.34
September 29, 202616.04

St. Louis Fed Financial Stress Index

It measures the degree of financial stress in the markets and is constructed from 18 weekly data series: seven interest rate series, six yield spreads and five other indicators. Each of these variables captures some aspect of financial stress. A
Observation dateValue
September 25, 2026-0.8074
September 18, 2026-0.7011
September 11, 2026-0.8492
September 4, 2026-0.7907
August 28, 2026-0.8495

AA US Corporate Bond Index (Total Return)

A method of measuring the investment performance and characteristics of the AA bond market.
Observation dateValue
October 5, 2026721.95
October 2, 2026722.61
October 1, 2026723.79
September 30, 2026722.79
September 29, 2026723.28

BBB US Corporate Bond Index (Total Return)

A method of measuring the investment performance and characteristics of the BBB bond market.
Observation dateValue
October 5, 20261,015.59
October 2, 20261,015.99
October 1, 20261,017.5
September 30, 20261,016.49
September 29, 20261,017.3

Federal Funds Effective Rate

The federal funds rate is the interest rate at which depository institutions trade federal funds (balances held at Federal Reserve Banks) with each other overnight.
Observation dateValue
September 30, 20263.88
September 23, 20263.88
September 16, 20263.63
September 9, 20263.63
September 2, 20263.63

3 Month Treasury Bill Rate

The Treasury rate refers to the current interest rate that investors earn on debt securities issued by the U.S. Treasury.
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20264.22
September 25, 20264.2
September 18, 20264.12
September 11, 20263.99
September 4, 20263.91

1 Year Treasury Rate

The Treasury rate refers to the current interest rate that investors earn on debt securities issued by the U.S. Treasury.
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20264.52
September 25, 20264.48
September 18, 20264.41
September 11, 20264.24
September 4, 20264.15

5 Year Treasury Rate

The Treasury rate refers to the current interest rate that investors earn on debt securities issued by the U.S. Treasury.
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20265.06
September 25, 20264.93
September 18, 20264.83
September 11, 20264.68
September 4, 20264.53

10 Year Treasury Yield

The Treasury rate refers to the current interest rate that investors earn on debt securities issued by the U.S. Treasury.
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20265.26
September 25, 20265.08
September 18, 20264.99
September 11, 20264.89
September 4, 20264.78

5 Year TIPS Yield

Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS, is a bond that provides protection against inflation.The rate is applied to the adjusted principal; so, like the principal, interest payments rise with inflation and fall with deflation.
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20262.7
September 25, 20262.6
September 18, 20262.47
September 11, 20262.26
September 4, 20262.17

10 Year TIPS Yield

Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS, is a bond that provides protection against inflation.The rate is applied to the adjusted principal; so, like the principal, interest payments rise with inflation and fall with deflation.
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20262.91
September 25, 20262.74
September 18, 20262.64
September 11, 20262.51
September 4, 20262.44

Moody's Seasoned Aaa Corporate Bond Yield

Bond yield is the amount of return an investor will realize on a bond, calculated by dividing its face value by the amount of interest it pays.
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20266.27
September 25, 20266.06
September 18, 20265.99
September 11, 20265.99
September 4, 20265.92

Moody's Seasoned Baa Corporate Bond Yield

Bond yield is the amount of return an investor will realize on a bond, calculated by dividing its face value by the amount of interest it pays.
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20266.73
September 25, 20266.49
September 18, 20266.43
September 11, 20266.42
September 4, 20266.35

15 Year Mortgage Rate

A mortgage rate is the rate of interest charged on a mortgage. Mortgage rates are determined by the lender and can be either fixed, staying the same for the term of the mortgage, or variable, fluctuating with a benchmark interest rate.
Observation dateValue
October 1, 20266.6
September 24, 20266.42
September 17, 20266.26
September 10, 20266.09
September 3, 20266.04

30 Year Mortgage Rate

A mortgage rate is the rate of interest charged on a mortgage. Mortgage rates are determined by the lender and can be either fixed, staying the same for the term of the mortgage, or variable, fluctuating with a benchmark interest rate.
Observation dateValue
October 1, 20267.28
September 24, 20267.03
September 17, 20266.95
September 10, 20266.76
September 3, 20266.71

Nominal Broad U.S. Dollar Index

A weighted average of the foreign exchange value of the U.S. dollar against a subset of the broad index currencies that circulate widely outside the country of issue.1973-index
Observation dateValue
October 2, 2026121.38
October 1, 2026121.79
September 30, 2026120.97
September 29, 2026121.03
September 28, 2026120.7

Euro to US Dollar Exchange Rate

An exchange rate is the value of a nation's currency in terms of the currency of another nation or economic zone. U.S. Dollars to One Euro.
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20261.1259
October 1, 20261.1232
September 30, 20261.1345
September 29, 20261.1336
September 28, 20261.1367

British Pound to US Dollar Exchange Rate

An exchange rate is the value of a nation's currency in terms of the currency of another nation or economic zone. U.S. Dollars to One British Pound
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20261.3234
October 1, 20261.3196
September 30, 20261.3267
September 29, 20261.3212
September 28, 20261.3257

US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate

An exchange rate is the value of a nation's currency in terms of the currency of another nation or economic zone.Chinese Yuan to One U.S. Dollar
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20266.7
October 1, 20266.7
September 30, 20266.7
September 29, 20266.7
September 28, 20266.71

US Dollar to Canadian Dollar Exchange Rate

An exchange rate is the value of a nation's currency in terms of the currency of another nation or economic zone. Canadian Dollars to One U.S. Dollar
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20261.4253
October 1, 20261.4253
September 30, 20261.421
September 29, 20261.4189
September 28, 20261.4169

US Dollar to Japanese Yen Exchange Rate

An exchange rate is the value of a nation's currency in terms of the currency of another nation or economic zone. Japanese Yen to One U.S. Dollar
Observation dateValue
October 2, 2026157.81
October 1, 2026157.63
September 30, 2026157.25
September 29, 2026157.5
September 28, 2026157.44

SOFR (Secured Overnight Financing Rate)

Secured Overnight Financing Rate
Observation dateValue
October 5, 20263.89
October 2, 20263.88
October 1, 20263.87
September 30, 20263.9
September 29, 20263.88

2 Year Treasury Rate

2-Year Treasury Constant Maturity Rate
Observation dateValue
October 5, 20264.84
October 2, 20264.83
October 1, 20264.78
September 30, 20264.88
September 29, 20264.89

30 Year Treasury Rate

30-Year Treasury Constant Maturity Rate
Observation dateValue
October 5, 20265.66
October 2, 20265.63
October 1, 20265.61
September 30, 20265.64
September 29, 20265.59

Prime Rate

Bank Prime Loan Rate
Observation dateValue
September 1, 20266.87
August 1, 20266.75
July 1, 20266.75
June 1, 20266.75
May 1, 20266.75

US Dollar to Indian Rupee Exchange Rate

Indian Rupees to U.S. Dollar Spot Exchange Rate
Observation dateValue
October 2, 202696.31
October 1, 202696.32
September 30, 202695.83
September 29, 202695.98
September 28, 202695.98

US Dollar to Mexican Peso Exchange Rate

Mexican Pesos to U.S. Dollar Spot Exchange Rate
Observation dateValue
October 2, 202618.19
October 1, 202618.4
September 30, 202618.06
September 29, 202618.05
September 28, 202617.84

US Dollar to Brazilian Real Exchange Rate

Brazilian Reals to U.S. Dollar Spot Exchange Rate
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20265.22
October 1, 20265.23
September 30, 20265.18
September 29, 20265.23
September 28, 20265.22

US Dollar to South Korean Won Exchange Rate

South Korean Won to U.S. Dollar Spot Exchange Rate
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20261,345.75
October 1, 20261,364.83
September 30, 20261,355.91
September 29, 20261,355.4
September 28, 20261,359.78

Australian Dollar to US Dollar Exchange Rate

U.S. Dollars to Australian Dollar Spot Exchange Rate
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20260.6953
October 1, 20260.6911
September 30, 20260.6952
September 29, 20260.6979
September 28, 20260.702

US Dollar to Swiss Franc Exchange Rate

Swiss Francs to U.S. Dollar Spot Exchange Rate
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20260.8293
October 1, 20260.8314
September 30, 20260.8348
September 29, 20260.8347
September 28, 20260.8322

US Dollar to Singapore Dollar Exchange Rate

Singapore Dollars to U.S. Dollar Spot Exchange Rate
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20261.2787
October 1, 20261.2816
September 30, 20261.2772
September 29, 20261.2786
September 28, 20261.2781

US Dollar to Hong Kong Dollar Exchange Rate

Hong Kong Dollars to U.S. Dollar Spot Exchange Rate
Observation dateValue
October 2, 20267.85
October 1, 20267.85
September 30, 20267.85
September 29, 20267.85
September 28, 20267.84

Real Gross Domestic Product

Real gross domestic product (Real GDP) is an inflation-adjusted measure that reflects the value of all goods and services produced by an economy in a given time frame (expressed in base-year prices) and is often referred to as constant-price GDP
Observation dateValue
April 1, 202624,408.01
January 1, 202624,274.38
October 1, 202524,125.48
July 1, 202524,112.97
April 1, 202523,884.56

Real Personal Consumption Expenditures

Real personal consumption expenditures (PCE) is the primary measure of consumer spending on goods and services in the U.S. economy which is adjusted for inflation.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 202616,788.69
January 1, 202616,634.16
October 1, 202516,604.58
July 1, 202516,526.18
April 1, 202516,378.32

Real Gross Private Domestic Investment

Gross private domestic investment, or GPDI, is a measure of the amount of money that domestic businesses invest within their own country.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 20264,615.14
January 1, 20264,563.04
October 1, 20254,484.69
July 1, 20254,472.6
April 1, 20254,464.42

Real Government Spending

The value of services produced by government, measured as the purchases made by government on inputs of labor, intermediate goods and services, and investment expenditures.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 20264,086.61
January 1, 20264,087.45
October 1, 20254,040.53
July 1, 20254,099.82
April 1, 20254,083.66

Real Net Exports of Goods and Services

Real Net exports are the difference between a country's total value of exports and total value of imports that is adjusted for inflation.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 2026-1,099.3
January 1, 2026-1,019.47
October 1, 2025-1,006.34
July 1, 2025-991.47
April 1, 2025-1,051.72

Real Exports of Goods and Services

Exports are goods and services that are produced in one country and sold to buyers in another.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 20262,814.54
January 1, 20262,780.14
October 1, 20252,691.14
July 1, 20252,720.04
April 1, 20252,659.32

Real imports of goods and services

Imports are the goods and services that are purchased from the rest of the world by a country's residents.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 20263,913.83
January 1, 20263,799.61
October 1, 20253,697.48
July 1, 20253,711.51
April 1, 20253,711.04

Federal Receipts

Receipts of the Central Government.
Observation dateValue
September 30, 20255,236,421
September 30, 20244,919,884
September 30, 20234,440,948
September 30, 20224,897,339
September 30, 20214,047,111

Federal Net Outlays

Payments made by the Central Government.
Observation dateValue
September 30, 20257,011,105
September 30, 20246,735,261
September 30, 20236,128,415
September 30, 20226,271,510
September 30, 20216,820,705

Federal Surplus or Deficit

A surplus occurs when the government collects more money than it spends. A deficit occurs when the government spends more money than it collects.
Observation dateValue
September 30, 2025-1,774,684
September 30, 2024-1,815,377
September 30, 2023-1,687,467
September 30, 2022-1,374,171
September 30, 2021-2,773,594

US Federal Debt (Total Public Debt)

The amount of debt owed by the government of a country.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 202639,462,398
January 1, 202639,065,421
October 1, 202538,514,009
July 1, 202537,637,552.6
April 1, 202536,211,469

Real Private Nonresidential Fixed Investment

Real private nonresidential fixed investment made in the economy.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 20263,985.73
January 1, 20263,900.92
October 1, 20253,809.82
July 1, 20253,789.75
April 1, 20253,754.42

Real Private Residential Fixed Investment

Consists of purchases of private residential structures and residential equipment that is owned by landlords and rented to tenants.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 2026746.15
January 1, 2026741.01
October 1, 2025755.74
July 1, 2025759.14
April 1, 2025771.63

Real Potential Gross Domestic Product

Real potential GDP is the estimate of the output the economy would produce with a high rate of use of its capital and labor resources.
Observation dateValue
October 1, 203629,443.02
July 1, 203629,315.43
April 1, 203629,187.9
January 1, 203629,060.48
October 1, 203528,933.34

Real Personal Income (Excluding Transfers)

Real personal income is how much money an individual makes after accounting for inflation and is sometimes called real wage when referring to an individual's income.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 202617,046.6
July 1, 202617,059.8
June 1, 202617,024.8
May 1, 202616,980.9
April 1, 202616,931.6

Consumer Spending (Real PCE)

Real personal consumption expenditures (PCE) is the primary measure of consumer spending on goods and services in the U.S. economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 202616,955.3
July 1, 202616,862.5
June 1, 202616,854
May 1, 202616,784.6
April 1, 202616,727.4

Consumer Spending: Durable Goods

Real personal consumption expenditures (PCE) is the primary measure of consumer spending on durable goods in the U.S. economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20262,219.9
July 1, 20262,177.9
June 1, 20262,201.8
May 1, 20262,179.5
April 1, 20262,163.2

Consumer Spending: Nondurable Goods

Real personal consumption expenditures (PCE) is the primary measure of consumer spending on non-durable goods in the U.S. economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263,598.8
July 1, 20263,562.6
June 1, 20263,567.1
May 1, 20263,552.9
April 1, 20263,558.7

Consumer Spending: Services

Real personal consumption expenditures (PCE) is the primary measure of consumer spending on services in the U.S. economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 202611,177.8
July 1, 202611,155.6
June 1, 202611,124.2
May 1, 202611,088.6
April 1, 202611,041.5

Personal Saving Rate

Personal saving as a percentage of disposable personal income.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.1
July 1, 20264.6
June 1, 20264.4
May 1, 20264.4
April 1, 20264.4

Nonfarm Payrolls

Persons employed in the nonfarm sector in the economy.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 2026159,044
August 1, 2026159,015
July 1, 2026158,882
June 1, 2026158,892
May 1, 2026158,861

All Employees, Total Private

Persons employed in the private sector in the economy.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 2026135,717
August 1, 2026135,671
July 1, 2026135,582
June 1, 2026135,554
May 1, 2026135,528

All Employees, Goods-Producing

Persons employed in the goods producing sector in the economy.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 202621,623
August 1, 202621,605
July 1, 202621,571
June 1, 202621,536
May 1, 202621,522

All Employees, Service-Providing

Persons employed in the services producing sector in the economy.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 2026137,421
August 1, 2026137,410
July 1, 2026137,311
June 1, 2026137,356
May 1, 2026137,339

All Employees, Government

Persons employed in the government sector in the economy.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 202623,327
August 1, 202623,344
July 1, 202623,300
June 1, 202623,338
May 1, 202623,333

Unemployment Rate

The unemployment rate is calculated by expressing the number of unemployed persons as a percentage of the total number of persons in the labour force.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 20264.2
August 1, 20264.1
July 1, 20264.1
June 1, 20264.2
May 1, 20264.3

Initial Jobless Claims

An initial claim is a claim filed by an unemployed individual after a separation from an employer. The claim requests a determination of basic eligibility for the Unemployment Insurance program.
Observation dateValue
September 26, 2026197,000
September 19, 2026198,000
September 12, 2026198,000
September 5, 2026207,000
August 29, 2026207,000

Average Weeks Unemployed

Average weeks a person remains unemployed in the economy.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 202624.8
August 1, 202626.3
July 1, 202624.9
June 1, 202625.5
May 1, 202626

Job Openings: Total Nonfarm

Total non-farm job openings in the economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20267,079
July 1, 20267,335
June 1, 20267,182
May 1, 20267,537
April 1, 20267,585

Hires: Total Nonfarm

Total number of hirings in the economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20265,192
July 1, 20265,146
June 1, 20265,332
May 1, 20265,252
April 1, 20265,215

Total Separations: Total Nonfarm

Total non-farm separations in the economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20265,070
July 1, 20265,128
June 1, 20265,337
May 1, 20265,260
April 1, 20265,038

Quits: Total Nonfarm

Total non-farm quits in the economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263,066
July 1, 20263,089
June 1, 20263,213
May 1, 20263,153
April 1, 20263,043

Layoffs and Discharges: Total Nonfarm

Total non-farm layoffs in the economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20261,641
July 1, 20261,702
June 1, 20261,785
May 1, 20261,761
April 1, 20261,667

Average Weekly Hours (Manufacturing)

Average weekly hours of production in the economy.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 202642
August 1, 202641.8
July 1, 202641.8
June 1, 202641.7
May 1, 202641.6

Average Hourly Earnings

Average hourly earnings of all employees in the private sector.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 202637.81
August 1, 202637.76
July 1, 202637.64
June 1, 202637.59
May 1, 202637.49

Labor Productivity (Nonfarm Business Sector)

Total inflation adjusted non-farm output produced in the economy.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 2026120.02
January 1, 2026119.59
October 1, 2025119.35
July 1, 2025118.88
April 1, 2025117.39

US Population

The number of people or inhabitants in a country.
Observation dateValue
December 1, 2026343,289.58
November 1, 2026343,230.82
October 1, 2026343,149.51
September 1, 2026343,059.82
August 1, 2026342,957.07

Civilian Labor Force Level

The labour force is the sum of the number of persons employed and the number of persons unemployed in an economy.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 2026170,262
August 1, 2026169,777
July 1, 2026169,094
June 1, 2026169,358
May 1, 2026170,078

Labor Force Participation Rate

The labor force participation rate is a measure of an economy's active workforce. The formula for the number is the sum of all workers who are employed or actively seeking employment divided by the total noninstitutionalized, civilian working-ag
Observation dateValue
September 1, 202661.8
August 1, 202661.6
July 1, 202661.4
June 1, 202661.5
May 1, 202661.8

California Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in California
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20265.1
July 1, 20265.1
June 1, 20265.2
May 1, 20265.3
April 1, 20265.3

Texas Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Texas
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.4
July 1, 20264.5
June 1, 20264.4
May 1, 20264.3
April 1, 20264.3

Florida Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Florida
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.5
July 1, 20264.6
June 1, 20264.7
May 1, 20264.8
April 1, 20264.8

New York Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in New York
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.3
July 1, 20264.4
June 1, 20264.6
May 1, 20264.6
April 1, 20264.6

Pennsylvania Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Pennsylvania
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.7
July 1, 20263.9
June 1, 20264.1
May 1, 20264.2
April 1, 20264.2

Illinois Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Illinois
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.7
July 1, 20264.9
June 1, 20265.1
May 1, 20265.1
April 1, 20265.1

Ohio Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Ohio
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.3
July 1, 20263.4
June 1, 20263.6
May 1, 20263.7
April 1, 20263.9

Georgia Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Georgia
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.2
July 1, 20263.3
June 1, 20263.4
May 1, 20263.4
April 1, 20263.5

North Carolina Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in North Carolina
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.5
July 1, 20263.6
June 1, 20263.6
May 1, 20263.7
April 1, 20263.7

Michigan Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Michigan
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20265
July 1, 20264.9
June 1, 20265
May 1, 20265.1
April 1, 20265

New Jersey Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in New Jersey
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.3
July 1, 20264.4
June 1, 20264.5
May 1, 20264.7
April 1, 20264.8

Virginia Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Virginia
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.6
July 1, 20263.7
June 1, 20263.8
May 1, 20263.8
April 1, 20263.8

Washington Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Washington
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.9
July 1, 20265
June 1, 20265.2
May 1, 20265.2
April 1, 20265.2

Arizona Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Arizona
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.9
July 1, 20264.9
June 1, 20264.9
May 1, 20264.8
April 1, 20264.7

Massachusetts Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Massachusetts
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.3
July 1, 20264.4
June 1, 20264.4
May 1, 20264.5
April 1, 20264.7

Tennessee Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Tennessee
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.4
July 1, 20263.4
June 1, 20263.5
May 1, 20263.6
April 1, 20263.6

Indiana Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Indiana
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.3
July 1, 20263.3
June 1, 20263.3
May 1, 20263.3
April 1, 20263.3

Missouri Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Missouri
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.5
July 1, 20263.6
June 1, 20263.7
May 1, 20263.8
April 1, 20263.8

Maryland Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Maryland
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.1
July 1, 20264.2
June 1, 20264.3
May 1, 20264.4
April 1, 20264.4

Wisconsin Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Wisconsin
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.2
July 1, 20263.3
June 1, 20263.3
May 1, 20263.4
April 1, 20263.5

Colorado Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Colorado
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264
July 1, 20263.9
June 1, 20263.9
May 1, 20263.9
April 1, 20263.9

Minnesota Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Minnesota
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.4
July 1, 20264.3
June 1, 20264.4
May 1, 20264.4
April 1, 20264.5

South Carolina Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in South Carolina
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.1
July 1, 20264.2
June 1, 20264.4
May 1, 20264.6
April 1, 20264.8

Alabama Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Alabama
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.4
July 1, 20263.4
June 1, 20263.2
May 1, 20263
April 1, 20262.8

Louisiana Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Louisiana
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.2
July 1, 20264.4
June 1, 20264.4
May 1, 20264.5
April 1, 20264.4

Kentucky Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Kentucky
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.7
July 1, 20264.7
June 1, 20264.7
May 1, 20264.5
April 1, 20264.3

Oregon Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Oregon
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20265.1
July 1, 20265.2
June 1, 20265.2
May 1, 20265.2
April 1, 20265.2

Oklahoma Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Oklahoma
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.3
July 1, 20264.3
June 1, 20264.2
May 1, 20264.1
April 1, 20264

Connecticut Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Connecticut
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20265.1
July 1, 20265.2
June 1, 20265.2
May 1, 20265.1
April 1, 20265

Utah Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Utah
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20263.5
July 1, 20263.6
June 1, 20263.6
May 1, 20263.7
April 1, 20263.8

Nevada Unemployment Rate

Unemployment Rate in Nevada
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20264.8
July 1, 20265
June 1, 20265.1
May 1, 20265.2
April 1, 20265.3

Consumer Price Index (CPI)

The Consumer Price Index measures the average change in prices over time that consumers pay for a basket of goods and services.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026334.13
July 1, 2026332.81
June 1, 2026332.57
May 1, 2026333.98
April 1, 2026332.41

Core CPI (Less Food & Energy)

The Consumer Price Index excluding food and energy measures the average change in prices over time that consumers pay for a basket of goods and services excluding food and energy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026337.77
July 1, 2026336.79
June 1, 2026336.07
May 1, 2026336.12
April 1, 2026335.42

CPI: Food

The Consumer Price Index for food measures the average change in prices over time that consumers pay for a basket of food goods.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026350.31
July 1, 2026349.88
June 1, 2026349.61
May 1, 2026348.89
April 1, 2026348.35

CPI: Energy

The Consumer Price Index for energy measures the average change in prices over time that consumers pay for a basket of energy goods.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026321.15
July 1, 2026314.55
June 1, 2026319.29
May 1, 2026338.64
April 1, 2026325.98

PCE Price Index

Chain-weighted CPI is an alternative measurement for the Consumer Price Index (CPI) that considers product substitutions made by consumers and other changes in their spending habits. The chain-weighted CPI is therefore considered to be a more ac
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026131.58
July 1, 2026131.17
June 1, 2026131.11
May 1, 2026131.24
April 1, 2026130.67

Core PCE Price Index

Chain-weighted CPI is an alternative measurement for the Consumer Price Index (CPI) that considers product substitutions made by consumers and other changes in their spending habits. The chain-weighted CPI is therefore considered to be a more ac
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026130.46
July 1, 2026130.13
June 1, 2026129.97
May 1, 2026129.8
April 1, 2026129.4

GDP Deflator (Implicit Price Deflator)

The gross domestic product implicit price deflator, or GDP deflator, measures changes in the prices of goods and services produced in the United States, including those exported to other countries. Prices of imports are excluded.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 2026133.41
January 1, 2026131.44
October 1, 2025130.41
July 1, 2025129.31
April 1, 2025128.24

Producer Price Index (Final Demand)

A producer price index is a price index that measures the average changes in prices received by domestic producers for their output.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026157.41
July 1, 2026156.78
June 1, 2026156.67
May 1, 2026156.86
April 1, 2026156.06

PPI: Finished Goods

A producer price index is a price index that measures the average changes in prices received by domestic producers for their output.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026279.86
July 1, 2026277.42
June 1, 2026278.52
May 1, 2026282.67
April 1, 2026276.19

PPI: Processed Goods for Intermediate Demand

A producer price index is a price index that measures the average changes in prices received by domestic producers for their output.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026291.93
July 1, 2026286.85
June 1, 2026287.91
May 1, 2026290.88
April 1, 2026283.13

PPI: Unprocessed Goods for Intermediate Demand

A producer price index is a price index that measures the average changes in prices received by domestic producers for their output.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026280
July 1, 2026277.05
June 1, 2026274.99
May 1, 2026293.99
April 1, 2026285.49

Core PPI (Less Food & Energy)

A producer price index is a price index that measures the average changes in prices received by domestic producers for their output.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026154.84
July 1, 2026154.59
June 1, 2026154.18
May 1, 2026153.57
April 1, 2026153.59

PPI: Finished Goods Less Food & Energy

A producer price index is a price index that measures the average changes in prices received by domestic producers for their output.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026271.3
July 1, 2026270.3
June 1, 2026269.36
May 1, 2026268.72
April 1, 2026267.76

House Price Index (FHFA All-Transactions)

A house price index (HPI) measures the price changes of residential housing as a percentage change from some specific start date (which has HPI of 100).
Observation dateValue
April 1, 2026719.87
January 1, 2026712.2
October 1, 2025707.22
July 1, 2025703.04
April 1, 2025698.69

Case-Shiller 20-City Home Price Index

A composite index of the home price index for 20 major Metropolitan Statistical Areas in the United States.
Observation dateValue
July 1, 2026345.58
June 1, 2026344.48
May 1, 2026343.57
April 1, 2026342.73
March 1, 2026342.69

WTI Crude Oil Price

Crude oil price per barrel in dollars.
Observation dateValue
September 29, 202696.16
September 28, 202699.37
September 25, 202685.23
September 24, 202695.88
September 23, 202693.38

US Regular All Formulations Gas Price

Gasoline price per million BTU in dollars.
Observation dateValue
October 5, 20264.35
September 28, 20264.47
September 21, 20264.48
September 14, 20264.32
September 7, 20264.16

Henry Hub Natural Gas Spot Price

Natural gas price per gallon in dollars.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20262.78
July 1, 20262.89
June 1, 20263.15
May 1, 20262.94
April 1, 20262.77

Industrial Production: Total Index

Industrial production is a measure of output of the industrial sector of the economy. The industrial sector includes manufacturing, mining, and utilities. Although these sectors contribute only a small portion of gross domestic product, they are
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026103.07
July 1, 2026103.05
June 1, 2026102.84
May 1, 2026102.64
April 1, 2026102.58

Capacity Utilization: Total Index

Capacity utilization or capacity utilisation is the extent to which a firm or nation employs its installed productive capacity.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 202676.27
July 1, 202676.33
June 1, 202676.24
May 1, 202676.16
April 1, 202676.18

Total Business Inventories

Inventory refers to all the items, goods, merchandise, and materials held by businesses of the economy for selling in the market to earn a profit.
Observation dateValue
July 1, 20262,764,708
June 1, 20262,742,533
May 1, 20262,739,202
April 1, 20262,728,142
March 1, 20262,712,902

Advance Real Retail and Food Services Sales

Sales in the retail and food services industry in an economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026231,630
July 1, 2026229,697
June 1, 2026231,107
May 1, 2026229,413
April 1, 2026228,364

US Light Vehicle Sales

Lightweight vehicle sales in an economy.
Observation dateValue
September 1, 202615.98
August 1, 202616.57
July 1, 202616.17
June 1, 202616.76
May 1, 202616.44

Durable Goods Orders

Manufacturing order for durable goods is a document, group of documents, or schedule conveying authority for the manufacture of durable products in specified quantities.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 2026338,458
July 1, 2026338,700
June 1, 2026335,779
May 1, 2026333,842
April 1, 2026347,767

Core Capital Goods Orders

Manufacturing order for non-defense capital goods(except aircarft) is a document, group of documents, or schedule conveying authority for the manufacture of specified parts or products in specified quantities.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 202687,640
July 1, 202686,295
June 1, 202685,757
May 1, 202684,360
April 1, 202682,778

Commercial and Industrial Loans

Commercial and industrial loans taken .
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20262,934.87
July 1, 20262,888.13
June 1, 20262,897.56
May 1, 20262,885.74
April 1, 20262,855.44

Total Consumer Credit

Consumer credit is personal debt taken on to purchase goods and services.
Observation dateValue
July 1, 20265,186,204.07
June 1, 20265,168,141.71
May 1, 20265,153,586.64
April 1, 20265,151,608.49
March 1, 20265,131,428.8

Corporate Profits After Tax

Corporate profit is the money left over after a corporation pays all of its expenses.
Observation dateValue
April 1, 20264,279.94
January 1, 20263,948.35
October 1, 20253,783.73
July 1, 20253,590.33
April 1, 20253,380.44

Housing Starts

New privately owned housing units started in an economy.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20261,275
July 1, 20261,309
June 1, 20261,439
May 1, 20261,182
April 1, 20261,414

Building Permits

Building permits are a type of authorization that must be granted by a government or other regulatory body before the construction of a new or existing building can legally occur.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20261,403
July 1, 20261,433
June 1, 20261,374
May 1, 20261,410
April 1, 20261,423

Housing Units Under Construction

Residential construction means projects consisting of single family homes and apartments up to and including four (4) stories.
Observation dateValue
August 1, 20261,271
July 1, 20261,267
June 1, 20261,256
May 1, 20261,252
April 1, 20261,268

Calculated rates and spreads

MarketXLS computes these from the series listed above, because the published series reports a level where most readers want a rate. Consumer Price Index is an index near 320, for example, while the inflation rate derived from it is a percentage.

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