Indicators
U.S. price indicators, monthly
Monthly U.S. price indicators from official sources: gasoline, diesel, residential natural gas and electricity prices (EIA) and consumer price indices (BLS CPI-U), for the United States, states, PADD regions and Census regions, every month linked to its filed record.
Which U.S. price indicators are here?
- Gasoline price (regular) $/gallon, monthly
- Diesel price (No. 2) $/gallon, monthly
- Residential natural gas price $ per thousand cubic feet, monthly
- Residential electricity price cents per kWh, monthly
- Consumer prices (CPI-U, all items) index 1982-84 = 100, monthly
- Core consumer prices (CPI-U less food and energy) index 1982-84 = 100, monthly
- Energy consumer prices (CPI-U energy) index 1982-84 = 100, monthly
- Gasoline consumer prices (CPI-U) index 1982-84 = 100, monthly
- Electricity consumer prices (CPI-U) index 1982-84 = 100, monthly
- Utility gas consumer prices (CPI-U) index 1982-84 = 100, monthly
- House price index (FHFA, purchase-only) index 1991 Q1 = 100, seasonally adjusted, quarterly
Interest rates: Treasury yield curve. Analysis using these series: U.S. midterms and the economy.
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