Economic & Market Data

Live Treasury yields, term spreads, and interest rate data. Track the yield curve, Fed Funds rate, and real rates that drive borrowing costs across the economy.

CPI, PCE, breakevens, and inflation expectations data updated live. Track the indicators the Fed watches most closely to set monetary policy.

Credit spreads, financial stress indexes, and default risk indicators. Monitor high-yield spreads, the TED spread, and systemic risk gauges in real time.

Fed balance sheet, reverse repo, TGA, and net liquidity data. Understand the plumbing that fuels or drains risk assets.

Nonfarm payrolls, unemployment rate, jobless claims, and wage growth. Track the employment data that shapes Fed policy and consumer spending.

GDP, ISM PMI, retail sales, industrial production, and leading indicators. Gauge the real economy with the broadest set of activity measures.

Housing starts, building permits, home prices, and mortgage rates. Track the housing sector that makes up a fifth of U.S. GDP.

Sahm Rule, yield curve inversions, leading indicators, and recession probability models. Track the signals that have preceded every U.S. recession.

Crude oil, natural gas, gold, copper, agricultural commodities, and retail energy prices. Live spot data and the physical supply signals behind each move.

Trade-weighted dollar, major bilateral pairs, and BIS real effective exchange rates. Track dollar strength across every major cross.

VIX, MOVE, SKEW, and VVIX. The price of uncertainty across equities, rates, and tail-risk distributions.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the broader digital asset complex. On-chain metrics, ETF flows, and correlation regimes alongside live spot prices.

Global supply chain pressure, freight rates, and foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries. Track the physical and financial flows that move goods and capital across borders.

Real-time Fed nowcasts, the weekly H.4.1 balance sheet breakdown, and daily Treasury operating cash balance. The plumbing behind U.S. monetary and fiscal policy.

OECD Composite Leading Indicators and IMF WEO forecasts for the U.S. and major trading partners. Turning-point signals that lead GDP by 6-9 months alongside the IMF staff consensus on growth, inflation, and external balances.

NFCI, ANFCI, financial stress indexes, credit spreads, liquidity plumbing, and real yields across the TIPS curve. The composite signal the Fed watches most closely.

AAII and NAAIM sentiment surveys, CFTC futures positioning, and FINRA margin debt. The behavior of the marginal trader.

Japan, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, and broader APAC. Rates, inflation, labor markets, and equity benchmarks across the region.

Eurozone and UK macro data. Sovereign yields, HICP, unemployment, equity benchmarks, and volatility measures across the EU and UK.

Brazil, Mexico, India, Turkey, South Africa, and broader emerging markets. Local policy rates, inflation prints, and currency moves vs the dollar.