FRED has added 48 monthly series from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Construction Spending release. These new series cover monthly percent changes in the dollar value of construction work done in the United States on new structures or improvements to existing structures for the private and public sectors.
Page One Economics looks at the winners and losers in international trade.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) has been making improvements to the publication of National Income and Product Accounts. Starting with the October 30, 2017, release of personal income and outlays, a number of series in FRED will be discontinued to consolidate duplicate series. This table contains a list of the FRED series that will be discontinued and the respective series that will continue to be updated.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) has been making improvements to the publication of National Income and Product Accounts. Starting with the October 27, 2017, release of gross domestic product, a number of series in FRED will be discontinued to consolidate duplicate series. This table contains a list of the FRED series that will be discontinued and the respective series that will continue to be updated.
Look to the FRED Blog for data and insight on…capacity utilization and education levels across U.S. states.
Economics is driving energy consumption away from coal to natural gas.
The St. Louis MSA is in the top 6% in real per capita income. Read more in the current issue of Review.
From Economic Synopses: The evolution of our local wage distribution.
Consult the FRED Blog for insight on econ themes & data.
From Economic Synopses: Longer unemployment means larger losses in future earnings.