Sources and reuse register

Prefer the original statistical producer

BLS national histories come from its official series-export interface, with the exact requested code and source response preserved. BEA national and regional files are acquired directly. H.15 rates and G.17 production use Board XML packages. Census workbooks supply retail and construction; DOL XML and the latest claims release supply regular-state UI histories. Documentation supports definitions separately from data extraction.

FRED and ALFRED were inspected as research-interface references. This implementation does not acquire or mirror their catalogs. FRED aliases do not determine series identity or permission. Proprietary forecasts, consensus estimates, surveys and market feeds are absent from the dataset.

Rights apply to specific material

BLS describes its published material as public domain with stated exceptions. BEA likewise identifies its website information as public domain unless otherwise stated. The Federal Reserve Board’s disclaimer allows copying and distribution of public-domain information with attribution, while identifying non-Board exceptions. The selected files are statistical data; agency seals and competitor assets are not reused.

The register records display, caching, transformations, downloads and redistribution for selected statistical data. AI assists editorial drafting, coding and review; source files, identities and calculations are checked before publication. Unattended release narratives and automatic publication are not active. Public APIs and embeds are outside the current product and need a separate delivery review.

Producer, intermediary and operator

US Economic Data is the independent publisher. The statistical producers retain their identities. The Federal Reserve Board publishes the H.15 package; underlying Treasury yields and transaction-rate production have their own origins. The operator is ADMK Studio S.L., not a government agency. No producer sponsors or endorses this publication.

A downloadable row includes the source URL, producer code, adjustment, unit, snapshot and source-file checksum. Source publication dates are included when known. Unknown publication timestamps remain unknown. If a source endpoint changes, its adapter needs a new validation review before the visible dataset is replaced.

Review dates and source migrations

Source policies and release metadata were reviewed September 30, 2026. Current BEA national GDP/income and annual state accounts have September 30 file dates. The source register includes Census, HUD, DOL and G.17 uses. Daily H.15 and permit-history publication timestamps remain unknown where the acquired files do not establish them. The Federal Reserve package migration requires a separate adapter review before the announced November transition.

State economic source package

The reviewed regional-2026-09-30-reviewed version preserves BEA SAGDP, SAINC and SARPP files plus unchanged BLS LAUS/CES inputs. GDP/income files were published September 30, prices February 19, and state labor September 18. The regional dictionary records exact source hashes, codes and units.

These additional programs support state profiles and seven specific rankings. They do not establish county or metro coverage. Source display/download rights remain governed by the original agencies’ stated policies and exceptions; no proprietary forecast, market feed or agency seal is included.