Economy and central banks
Statements and press releases from central banks and regulators, an economic calendar with release dates, and macro series such as inflation and interest rates.
Straight from the public filings Bourse puts filings from SEC EDGAR, the House Clerk and Senate eFD in one place, with a link to the original where possible. The free plan works on the web, Android and Windows. Open the appWhere the data comes from
Filings come from public registers: SEC EDGAR, the Clerk of the House and Senate eFD, partly collected through third-party data providers. The delays are set by the rules: Form 4 within 2 business days, Congress trades up to 45 days, 13F up to 45 days after the quarter. Data sources.
Questions
Which central banks does Bourse follow?
The Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan, the Swiss National Bank and Narodowy Bank Polski, among others, through their public websites and RSS feeds.
Where do the macro numbers come from?
From FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis), Eurostat, NBP and GUS. Release dates in the calendar come from the BLS and central bank schedules.
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