Chartbook
120+ charts on the US economy: labor markets, inflation, GDP, trade, and more. Includes data sources and code.
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Free to read, use, and modify. Source code on GitHub.
The US Chartbook is an open-source reference for analyzing the US economy. It bridges the gap between raw data resources like FRED and professional analysis like the IMF Article IV—more curated than databases, fresher than traditional analysis.
What's Inside
The chartbook tracks economic and social developments in the United States since 1989, drawing on public data from BEA, BLS, Census, the Federal Reserve, Treasury, and other sources. Each section contains charts, tables, descriptive text, and links to relevant materials.
- Overall Economic Activity
- Financial Accounts
- Households
- Businesses
- Government
- External Sector
- Labor Markets
- Financial Markets
- Prices
Sample Pages
Related
For interactive versions of key indicators, see the Economic Indicators page. For international economic data and forecasts, see the IMF World Economic Outlook page. Contributions and corrections are welcome via GitHub.