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FRED API Returns “.”/
Today, we respond to a user who asked what “.”/ meant when it was returned in the FRED API’s XML string. (For API instructions, just go here: http://api.stlouisfed.org/docs/fred/ .) To understand the...
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Charting Recessionary Industrial Production with FRED
A Penn State econ. professor recently contacted the Data Desk to ask how to build a graph used in the second edition of the Krugman / Wells textbook Economics. Well, we’re not sure exactly how they...
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The Market vs. GDP with FRED Graph
A FRED user wrote in recently asking if we know of a chart that depicts the stock market as a percentage of GDP or GNP. While we couldn’t think of one off the top of our heads (although Google could...
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Working with the Data – Chapter One – Question One
At FRED, we’re often asked to provide tutorials about how to use our tools, but sometimes we’re a little short of ideas. Fate, it turns out, works in mysterious ways. Just when we were having trouble...
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Okun’s Law and FRED
A FRED user recently wrote in asking if we knew of any way to estimate the effect of the unemployment rate on real gross domestic product (RGDP). As it turns out, there’s a pretty famous relationship...
View ArticleEmbedded FRED – A widget just for you!
Why is this for me? because you want to … include FRED data on your website or blog show your love for FRED because it has … latest values for 6 of our most popular data series small inline charts...
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ALFRED Help and FAQ
What is ALFRED? ALFRED, ArchivaL Federal Reserve Economic Data, is a collection of vintage versions of U.S. and international economic data. In general, economic data for past observation periods are...
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