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A running collection of economic charts, market updates, and tools I’ve built. Everything here is generated directly from FRED and other public data sources — click through to any page to see the underlying charts, which refresh on each site build.

Consumer Price Index

Economy
Prices

Headline and core CPI, sub-category breakdowns, and comparisons to PCE — pulled directly from FRED.

Economic Charts

Economy
Prices
Jobs

A curated set of top-line indicators — CPI, monthly jobs, and daily gasoline prices.

Employment Situation

Economy
Jobs

Nonfarm payrolls, unemployment, labor-force participation, wages, and JOLTS — the monthly jobs picture.

Energy

Economy
Energy
Prices

Crude oil, natural gas, gasoline, and electricity prices — commodity moves that feed straight into headline inflation.

GDP by Industry

Economy
GDP

Real GDP broken down by industry — which sectors are growing, which are shrinking, and how the mix is changing over time.

GDP by State

Economy
GDP
Geospatial

Real GDP and growth rates across the 50 states — a geospatial view of where the U.S. economy is expanding fastest.

Housing

Economy
Housing

Home prices, mortgage rates, housing starts, permits, and inventory — the state of U.S. residential real estate.

Interest Rates

Economy
Rates

Fed funds, Treasury yields across the curve, mortgage rates, and credit spreads — the price of money, from the front end to the long end.

Market Index Update

Economy
Markets

Year-to-date returns across major U.S. and international equity indexes — S&P, Russell, tech, energy, factor, and MSCI EAFE groupings.

Market Volatility Update

Economy
Markets

VIX with a 30-day moving average — a quick read on how jumpy the equity market is.

Monetary Policy

Economy
Rates

Fed funds, the Fed’s balance sheet, reserves, reverse repo, and money supply — the levers the FOMC is actually pulling.

New Charts

Economy

A staging area for new or experimental charts before they graduate to a dedicated page.

Remote Work

Economy
Jobs
Consumer

How much of the U.S. workforce is still working from home, and how that’s changing post-pandemic.

Sector Index Update

Economy
Markets

Year-to-date returns for S&P sectors, industry groups, and sub-industries — which corners of the market are leading and lagging.

The Consumer

Economy
Consumer

Consumer sentiment, personal income, savings, and spending — how U.S. households are feeling and what they’re doing with their money.

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