The Federal Reserve System, the US central bank
The US central bank. The Board publishes yields and the dollar index; the regional banks publish surveys and activity indexes.
The Federal Reserve System comprises the Board of Governors in Washington and twelve regional Reserve Banks. The Federal Open Market Committee sets the target range for the federal funds rate eight times a year.
Series here from the Fed system: the Board's Treasury yields and broad dollar index, the New York and Philadelphia Feds' manufacturing surveys, the Chicago Fed's national activity index, and the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow.
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- CFNAI, 3-month average United States +0.03 Normal
- Core CPI, y/y United States 2.6 % Normal
- 10y–3m spread United States +0.78 pp Normal
- Broad dollar index, y/y United States +0.3 % Normal
- Fed funds target, upper bound United States 4.00 % Context
- Regional Fed surveys, average United States +23.2 Normal
- GDPNow, current quarter United States +3.2 % Context
- Real policy rate United States +1.43 % Triggered