United States official macro data
U.S. macro, policy, Treasury yield-curve factors and EIA energy fundamentals from official public datasets.
United States macro and policy indicators
Official observations retain their source, unit, frequency, observation date, and retrieval date.
U.S. Treasury yield-curve factors
PCA of complete, same-day official par-yield curve changes. Level, slope and curvature are analytical descriptions—not forecasts.
U.S. energy fundamentals
Official EIA inventory and production observations provide supply context, not market prices or trading signals.
How to use this official data
Use macro observations for economic context. Reporting dates, revisions, units and source coverage matter. Company-level insider, ownership and filing evidence lives in Company Intelligence.
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Official data questions
Where does the official macro data come from?
Each regional page names its official public source, such as World Bank, ECB, BLS, U.S. Treasury, OECD, or EIA, and retains source and observation dates where available.
Does a regional page mix data from another country?
No. Region URLs are permanently scoped. Unsupported datasets remain unavailable instead of substituting or relabelling another market's rows.
Is official regulator data a trading recommendation?
No. Macro observations are economic context with reporting delays and possible revisions. They are not buy or sell signals.