MacroDataHub

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The whole economy on a single page: growth, inflation, rates, labour, trade and investment for the United States and the United Kingdom, plus Europe and Asia — drawn from official statistical agencies and central banks, with interactive charts and multi-indicator comparison. Free to use.

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  1. FTSE 100, FTSE 250 and FTSE AIM indexFTSE 100 — 100 largest listed companies · Oct 19, 202610,792.48 −0.8%
  2. GB gas price and gas demand dailySystem Average Price (SAP) · Oct 17, 20267.31 Pence per kWh −0.1%
  3. UK electricity demand and generationInitial demand outturn · Oct 19, 202625,069.05 MW −0.2%
  4. UK government bond yields — gilts10-year nominal par yield · Oct 15, 20265.31% −0.1 pp

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Every series is collected from official statistical agencies and central banks — among them the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Federal Reserve, Eurostat and the ECB, China’s National Bureau of Statistics and the PBoC, and Vietnam’s General Statistics Office, Customs and State Bank — alongside international bodies such as S&P Global (PMI). Each indicator is normalised into one consistent structure with an explicit unit, frequency and reference period, and comes with an interactive chart and multi-indicator comparison.

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