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Public macro, bond and Treasury-market series · pulled on each release date · mapped to the history of the markets
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Pick series, or start from a comparison. Series with different units go in separate panels on one shared date axis; switch to z-score or index to put them on one axis. Drag across a panel to zoom; click a date to see every plotted value and the events around it.
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Values on a date
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Events within 10 days
The register's events near the pinned date appear here.
Why this place exists
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Forward calendar
FOMC decisions and minutes, the refunding cycle, auctions Treasury has announced, the major data releases, and scheduled rule dates. Each row says where its date comes from.
From the Fed, Treasury and the SEC
Press releases, monetary-policy releases, speeches and testimony, and FEDS Notes, pulled from the agencies' own feeds on every run and kept when they touch rates, reserves, payment accounts, tokenization, Treasury market structure or bank capital.
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Release calendar
The scheduler reruns each pull on these dates. Agency calendar dates come from BEA, Census, the Federal Reserve and TreasuryDirect directly; with a FRED key set, BLS and Board dates come from the FRED release calendar; the rest are computed from each release's usual schedule and marked as estimates.
Treasury auctions
Nominal coupon auctions since January 2025 from TreasuryDirect. Shares are computed from amounts on a competitive-accepted basis. Rows marked red set a record low dealer share for the tenor since 2008.
Treasury buybacks
Every operation since July 2025 from Fiscal Data. Offer-to-max is par offered over the operation's maximum; below 1.0 an operation cannot fill. Rows inside the review window (9 September to 4 November 2026) are marked. The lecture set in Buybacks Explainer covers the mechanism.
Macro board
Latest and prior are the two most recent prints in the form each agency headlines. Each row links to its source and shows when it was pulled and the hash of the file pulled.
Event register
This register was built to exacting empirical standards, and it grows every day as new events are added.
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Recent pulls
How a number gets here
- The scheduler wakes on weekdays at 08:45, 10:15, 12:15, 14:15, 16:45 and 18:00 ET and asks which releases have printed since each series' last pull.
- Only those series are pulled. A failed pull keeps the last good value and is logged; three failures open an issue.
- New or revised values are appended to the store with the pull id. Derived series (spreads, real rates, the Taylor rule, the tariff rate) are recomputed from stored levels.
- The next-print projection is rerun for any series that printed, and the previous projection is scored against the actual.
- The release calendar is rebuilt, the static JSON is exported, the denylist test runs, and the site deploys.
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