Full Data List

Every series The Data Bulletin can pull from official sources, what is on the site now, and what is queued.

FRED

Federal Reserve Economic Data, from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. More than 800,000 series; the backbone of the Economy page.

SeriesStatusWhere on the site
Unemployment rate (national; state-level available)On the siteEconomy, Jobs
CPI inflation, month over month and yearlyOn the siteEconomy, Prices
Real GDP (national; state GDP available)On the siteEconomy, Growth
Federal funds rateOn the siteEconomy, Rates
30-year mortgage ratesOn the siteEconomy, Housing
Job openings (JOLTS)On the siteEconomy, Jobs
Retail salesOn the siteEconomy, Consumers
Consumer sentiment (University of Michigan)On the siteEconomy, Consumers
Personal saving rateOn the siteEconomy, Consumers
Median home sale pricesOn the siteEconomy, Housing
Treasury yields and the yield curveNot on the site yet
Housing starts and building permitsNot on the site yet
Wages and average earningsNot on the site yet
Personal income by stateNot on the site yet
Industrial productionNot on the site yet
Corporate profitsNot on the site yet
National debt and deficitsNot on the site yet
Dollar exchange ratesNot on the site yet
Recession indicatorsNot on the site yet

BLS

Bureau of Labor Statistics, the source behind the jobs and prices headlines.

SeriesStatusWhere on the site
Nonfarm payrolls (the monthly jobs number)Not on the site yet
Unemployment by state, metro area and demographic groupNot on the site yet
CPI detail: food, energy, rent, medical care, used carsNot on the site yet
Producer prices (wholesale inflation)Not on the site yet
Average hourly earningsNot on the site yet
Hires, quits and layoffs (JOLTS detail)Not on the site yet
Employment by industry and occupationNot on the site yet
Productivity and labor costsNot on the site yet
Consumer spending patternsNot on the site yet
Union membership ratesNot on the site yet

FBI

The FBI Crime Data Explorer and the Bureau of Justice Statistics, through the shared api.data.gov key. Trends only; the site never ranks states.

SeriesStatusWhere on the site
Violent crime rates: national and all 50 statesOn the siteCrime, violent crime
Property crime ratesOn the siteCrime, property crime
Offense detail: homicide, rape, robbery, aggravated assaultOn the siteCrime, by offense
Burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft, arsonNot on the site yet
Arrest statisticsNot on the site yet
Hate crime statisticsNot on the site yet
Police employment and officers assaulted or killed (LEOKA)Not on the site yet
Human trafficking reportsNot on the site yet
Agency-level data (individual police departments)Not on the site yet
BJS victimization survey (includes unreported crime)Not on the site yet

EIA

The U.S. Energy Information Administration: what energy costs households.

SeriesStatusWhere on the site
Weekly gasoline prices: national and by regionOn the siteEnergy, gasoline
Residential electricity prices by stateOn the siteEnergy, electricity
Diesel pricesNot on the site yet
Electricity by sector (residential, commercial, industrial)Not on the site yet
Average monthly electric bills by stateNot on the site yet
Natural gas pricesNot on the site yet
Crude oil prices (WTI and Brent)Not on the site yet
Propane and heating oil (winter heating costs)Not on the site yet
Power generation mix: solar, wind, gas, coal, nuclearNot on the site yet
CO2 emissions from energyNot on the site yet
Official short-term energy price forecastsNot on the site yet

Census

The U.S. Census Bureau. State government finances are on the States page; demographics are next.

SeriesStatusWhere on the site
State government finances: revenue, spending, taxesOn the siteStates, state finances
Population: state, county, city, age and growthNot on the site yet
Median household income by state and countyNot on the site yet
Poverty ratesNot on the site yet
Migration: who is moving whereNot on the site yet
Housing units, vacancy and homeownership ratesNot on the site yet
Educational attainmentNot on the site yet
Commute timesNot on the site yet
New business formationNot on the site yet
International trade by stateNot on the site yet

NOAA, NASA, EM-DAT

Climate and disasters. NOAA is connected; NASA FIRMS and EM-DAT are not on the site yet.

SeriesStatusWhere on the site
Tropical cyclone tracks and intensities, every ocean basin (NOAA IBTrACS)On the siteClimate, storms
Wildfire detections worldwide, updated through the day (NASA FIRMS)Not on the site yetClimate, wildfires
Disaster deaths, people affected and people left homeless since 1900 (EM-DAT)Not on the site yetClimate, disasters
Burned-area totals by region (NASA FIRMS)Not on the site yet
Disaster damage estimates in dollars (EM-DAT)Not on the site yet
Sea level and ocean conditions (Copernicus Marine)Not on the site yet
Heat waves, drought and rainfall extremes (Copernicus Climate Data Store)Not on the site yet

WHO, World Bank, OECD

Human well-being: global health and living standards from the WHO, the World Bank (carrying UN FAO series) and the OECD. No keys needed.

SeriesStatusWhere on the site
Life expectancy at birth, world and every country (WHO)On the siteWell-being, life expectancy
Child mortality (WHO)On the siteWell-being, child survival
Undernourishment and food insecurity (FAO via World Bank)On the siteWell-being, hunger
Renewable freshwater per person (FAO via World Bank)On the siteWell-being, water
Homelessness counts (OECD Affordable Housing Database, curated tables)On the siteWell-being, homelessness
Cause-of-death detail: road deaths, suicide, air pollution (WHO)Not on the site yet
Poverty rates and income (World Bank)Not on the site yet
GDP, inflation and unemployment for 200+ countries (World Bank)Not on the site yet
Immunization coverage and disease burden (WHO)Not on the site yet