Category: Data announcements

Fortnightly Data Additions

8th January 2026 – 21st January 2026
Discover our latest data additions from around the world, covering geopolitics, financial markets, inflation, housing, demographics and trade.

Fortnightly Data Additions

11th December 2025 – 7th January 2026
Discover our latest data additions, featuring the Put/Call Ratio across all U.S. exchanges from OCC, Brookings’ Tracking Indexes for the Global Economic Recovery (TIGER) Index, and more.

Fortnightly Data Additions

26th November 2025 – 10th December 2025
Explore our latest data additions, including monthly CPI figures for Australia, a new real estate price report for New Zealand, Türkiye’s central bank weekly statement, and more.

Fortnightly Data Additions

30th October 2025 – 12th November 2025
Explore our recent data additions, featuring economic expectations in Chile, steel industry confidence in Brazil, inflation forecasts for Hungary, and more.

Fortnightly Data Additions

16th October 2025 – 29th October 2025
Explore our recent data additions, including detailed vegetable prices in Japan, deposit rates in Chile, government bond yields in Namibia, and more.

Fortnightly Data Additions

2nd October 2025 – 15th October 2025
Explore our recent data additions, including China’s EV exports, Nordic electricity prices at 15-minute intervals, and alternative nonfarm payroll data from Revelio Labs.

Fortnightly Data Additions

18th September 2025 – 1st October 2025
Explore our recent data additions, featuring Angola’s and Burundi’s CPI, Italy’s active enterprises, Sweden’s detailed CPI and tax data, and global CO₂ and GHG emissions from the European Commission.

Impact of US Government Furlough

The US government furlough that began on October 1st has had notable effects on markets and asset prices. Beyond that, it has delayed the release of key macroeconomic data, complicating research and analysis during an already uncertain period.

Fortnightly Data Additions

4th September – 17th September 2025
Explore data additions, featuring global energy consumption, China and South Korea banking, India’s investor flows, and housing insights from Australia and South Korea.