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St. Louis Fed economic database Thousands of time series on economic activity, in an easily downloadable form.
IMF International Financial Statistics
IMF World Economic Outlook databases.
World Bank World Development Indicators.
BIS
ECB
DBnomics (a “European FRED”)
YCharts Macro and equity market data series.
ino.com Futures data.
Federal Reserve Board data Monetary, financial and output data collected by the Nation’s central bank.
Bureau of Economic Analysis, Dept. of Commerce Data on GDP and components (the national income and product accounts) as well as other macroeconomic data.
Bureau of the Census, Dept. of Commerce Data on the characteristics of the US population as well as of US firms.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, Dept. of Labor Data on wages, prices, productivity, and employment and unemployment rates.
Energy Information Agency, Dept. of Energy Data on energy (electricity, gas, petroleum) production, consumption and prices.
Economic Report of the President, various years. The back portion of this annual publication contains about 70 tables of government economic data.
Economic Indicators CEA and JEC Compilation of economic data in tabular form.
Economic Time Series page A large collection of economic time series.
NBER Data Specialized economic databases created by economists associated with the National Bureau of Economic Research.
Penn World Tables.