Users can now view plotted data as column charts, and add U.S. recession shading, while using the "View chart" function of the Data Download Program (DDP).
October 4, 2011
Correction to H.10 and G.5 released October 3, 2011
The data for the H.10 exchange rates did not include data for September 28. Subsequently, the calculation of the G.5 rates were affected because of the missing data. Updated data for H.10 and G.5 are now available.
http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h10/current/http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/g5/current/
The H.10 Real Monthly Indexes published on September 1 did not include the August 2011 data. Updated data for August Real Monthly Indexes are now available. http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h10/summary/default.htm
The data for the H.10 weekly statistical release published on September 6 republished data from the August 29 release. Updated data for the September 6 release are now available.
http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h10/current/
Updated weight tables went into effect on Monday August 15, 2011. View new tables.
Updated weight tables will go into effect on Monday April 18, 2011. View new tables.
The daily H.15 release issued on Friday March 11, 2011 has been corrected to reflect corrected data from the Treasury. The 10-year Treasury constant maturities published for March 10, 2011, should have been 3.37 (rather than 3.46).
Users will now be able to create and view interactive graphics of data packages from the program before downloading the underlying data and charts. The charting feature allows users to view multiple data series on a single chart as well as to display individual data points. The charts can be saved as PDFs or in a standard image file format (PNG) for publication and redistribution.
"Graphics play an important role in identifying data trends and relationships," said Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet L. Yellen. "With the help of this intuitive new user interface, it's now possible to create customized charts directly from Federal Reserve statistical data."
Users will now be able to create and view interactive graphics of data packages from the program before downloading the underlying data and charts. The charting feature allows users to view multiple data series on a single chart as well as to display individual data points. The charts can be saved as PDFs or in a standard image file format (PNG) for publication and redistribution.
"Graphics play an important role in identifying data trends and relationships," said Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet L. Yellen. "With the help of this intuitive new user interface, it's now possible to create customized charts directly from Federal Reserve statistical data."
The Federal Reserve Board on Monday announced that data from its G.5 and H.10 statistical releases, "Foreign Exchange Rates," are now available through the Data Download Program. The program provides interactive access to Federal Reserve statistical data in a variety of formats and is available at http://www.federalreserve.gov/datadownload/.The Data Download Program allows users to create customized data sets or download pre-formatted packages in multiple formats, including XML. More information about how to use the program is available at http://www.federalreserve.gov/datadownload/help/default.htm.The H.10 release is typically published on Monday, generally at 4:15 p.m. ET. Data from the release will be available for download in the Data Download Program at the same time. The G.5 is published at the beginning of every month and monthly exchange rates will be updated in the Data Download Program when the release is published. In addition, the Federal Reserve Board will also publish data from the Foreign Exchange Rates releases via RSS. RSS feeds for daily exchange rate data for the prior week will be published on Monday immediately following the publication of the weekly H.10 statistical release at 4:15 p.m. To subscribe, please visit the RSS feeds page.