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YOUR MACRO RESEARCH WORKSPACE

Macro data. In context.

Follow official inflation, jobs and rates data, track revisions, and revisit what was known on a date you choose. Your watchlists and alerts, all in one place.

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United States · Euro area · FR / EN

WATCH / MACRO HISTORY

Every number has a history.

  1. 01
    AT RELEASEThe value and its period

    The official source, with its date.

  2. 02
    AFTER REVISIONThe change and the trend

    The two versions, side by side.

  3. 03
    ON YOUR CHOSEN DATEWhat was known then

    Available vintages and the CSV export.

Three ways to explore a release, using the versions available.
OFFICIAL SOURCESBLSFRED / ALFREDEurostatECBSources & limitations

01 / THE RELEASE AND WHAT FOLLOWS

The latest number is just the start.

A revision can change how earlier months look. Watch brings together the latest observation, revisions to earlier periods, and their effect on 3-, 6- and 12-period averages.

Revisions & replay

Compare a release before and after revision, its first available vintage, and the effect of revisions on the trend.

In the guide

Rates & spreads

Explore US and euro area rates, changes and yield curves in a dedicated view, separate from statistical revisions.

In the guide

Official release calendar

Prepare for the releases Watch covers, with announced dates, times where documented, and links to the official source.

In the guide

Your watchlist, your alerts

Pin your indicators, set your rules, and find relevant changes in your daily briefing and delivery history.

In the guide

02 / MAKE IT YOURS

A clear starting point for every question.

See what was known at the time.

Choose a date, explore the available vintages, then export that same view as a CSV. Later revisions stay out of the picture.

History varies by source. For Eurostat, the record starts with the snapshots Watch has retained.

See how it works
Revisit a date
An actual app control. Dates illustrate navigation, not current data freshness.

03 / COVERAGE

A closer view of the US and euro area.

The series tracked today, with their units, observation periods and comparison limits.

US

United States

Inflation
CPI, core CPI, PPI, core PPI, PCE, core PCE.
Employment
Nonfarm payrolls, U3 and U6 unemployment, participation among ages 25–54, wages, JOLTS openings, hires and quits, initial and continued unemployment claims.
Activity
Real GDP, retail sales and real personal consumption, including revisions.
Rates & curve
Effective fed funds, 2-, 10-, 20- and 30-year Treasuries, the 10–2 spread, and 10-year real yield and breakeven inflation.
Financial conditions
Chicago Fed NFCI and the high-yield credit spread.
EU

Euro area

Inflation
Headline HICP and HICP excluding energy and food.
Employment
Euro area unemployment, with the series’ geographic coverage identified.
Rates & curve
ECB deposit facility rate, the AAA sovereign curve at 2 and 10 years, and its 10-year minus 2-year spread.

04 / MEMBERSHIP

One place to follow, compare and revisit.

Official data is already out there. Watch gives you the tools to track changes and pick up your research where you left off.

  • Revisions, before-and-after views and vintage matrix
  • Replay, point-in-time views and matching CSV exports
  • Calendar, US and euro area rates and spreads
  • Personal watchlists, alert rules and daily briefing
  • Companies, 13F filings and l0g topics
  • Interface and guide in French and English

History and comparisons depend on the data actually available. Notifications require saved rules and enabled delivery.

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05 / GOOD TO KNOW

Before you start.

Practical tools, with clear boundaries.

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How much history is available?

Collection starts with up to two years of observations where the source provides them. That does not guarantee two years of revision history: ALFRED supplies available vintages; Eurostat and some other series are recorded through Watch snapshots. Gaps remain visible.

Is the data real time?

No. Collection follows each source’s schedule and release windows, with backoff after failures and respect for usage limits. Watch distinguishes the observation period, official publication and collection time. Rates and spreads are not an intraday feed.

Why is some data marked partial?

An undocumented time, incomplete history or unavailable source can limit a comparison. Watch shows the limitation instead of substituting a plausible number. A calendar issue concerns release dates, not necessarily the economic observations themselves.

Does Watch provide investment advice?

No. Watch describes changes and their context. It does not forecast prices, issue buy or sell instructions, or calculate market surprises without licensed consensus data. Market moves close to a release do not establish causation.

How is Watch different from the public l0g sites?

The l0g dashboards and methodologies remain public. Watch adds a personal workspace: indicator watchlists, release history, comparisons, replay, dated exports and alert rules. The subscription pays for these tools, not exclusive access to official statistics.

How does the subscription work?

When subscriptions are open, payment takes place on Stripe. A personal single-use code then lets you activate your access. Manage or cancel through the subscriber portal under the terms of sale. No third-party payment component loads on this page.

No ads or email-open tracking. Your watchlist stays private. No investment advice.