US Economic Indicators

This post provides a summary of the economic indicators I find most relevant for the United States.

I use a Simple Moving Average (SMA) with a 12-period for monthly data and a 4-period SMA for quarterly data to illustrate the yearly average. The graphs and data are sourced from TradingView.

For other posts in the Economic Indicator series, you can access them through THIS link. If you wish to view a post containing the same economic indicators for various major economies and countries, please click THIS link.

Note: Occasionally, the live data from TradingView may experience lag. If this occurs, simply change the timeframe, for example, from 5 years to 1 year, and then switch it back. Doing so should refresh the data.

Summary Outlook:

Source: OpenBB

CB Policy Rate:

GDP:

GDP Per Capita:

GDP Growth Rate:

Inflation Rate:

Core Inflation Rate:

Retail Sales YoY:

Consumer Confidence Index:

Household Debt to GDP

Unemployment Rate:

Balance of Trade:

Exports:

Imports:

Current Account to GDP:

Gov Debt to GDP:

Gold Reserves