These series for age groups 20 to 24 years, 25 to 54 years, and 55 years and over are monthly estimates of civilian labor force, labor force participation rate, unemployment, and noninstitutional population from the BLS Current Population Survey.

These daily series are from Wilshire Associates Incorporated: 22 include indexes with varying market capitalizations such as Large, Mid, Small, and Micro and the type of fund (e.g. growth or value) and one includes an index of the Internet Sector.

These 12 series are the monthly and annual headline gross domestic income (“GDI”) figures that come from the National Income and Product Accounts (“NIPA”) tables produced by the BEA.

We are pleased to announce an exciting new tool that will allow you to embed FRED data directly into your website or blog. The widget includes sparkline charts and the latest values for 6 of our most popular series. Read … Continue reading →

This new series is the Nonfinancial Leverage Subindex of the Chicago Fed National Financial Conditions Index (NFCI).  It examines how leverage can serve as an early warning signal for financial stress and its potential impact on economic growth.

These 16 monthly series from the ADP National Employment Report include new industry-level employment series and additional private payroll series by company size. The decimal precision of observations has been increased from zero decimal places to three to better reflect … Continue reading →

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This recession probabilities series from University of California, Riverside economist Marcelle Chauvet and University of Oregon economist Jeremy Piger is a monthly measure of the probability of recession in the United States obtained from a dynamic-factor Markov-switching model applied to … Continue reading →