100 U.S. economic indicators. One page. Anomalies first.
Every day we snapshot 100 key series from FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data) and flag the ones moving unusually versus their own history. Snapshot date: 2026-11-01 · 28 anomalies today
Today's anomalies
Anomaly archive
Past daily boards, preserved exactly as captured (23 day(s) on record). Open the full archive.
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All 100 indicators
| Indicator | Category | Latest | Change | Z-score | As of |
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How to read this page
The z-score compares each indicator's latest change with the spread of its own recent changes. Beyond roughly ±2, the move is unusual for that series - a prompt to look closer, not a buy or sell signal. Values are the latest observation each series has published, so dates differ (daily series are fresh; GDP is quarterly).
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The same snapshot powers a daily Chinese-language video briefing, 《美国百指日报》(US BaiZhi Daily) on YouTube, which walks through the day's anomalies in a few minutes.
Methodology and honesty notes
Source data: FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, series linked from each indicator page. This is an independent personal project by Guangyi Zhao, built clean-room from public data; it is not affiliated with the Federal Reserve. Nothing here is investment advice.