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pretty_name: All Monthly Macro
language:
  - en
license: other
task_categories:
  - time-series-forecasting
  - tabular-regression
tags:
  - finance
  - quantitative-trading
  - backtesting
  - algorithmic-trading
  - macro
  - inflation
  - labor
  - monthly
size_categories:
  - n<1K
extra_gated_prompt: >-
  This dataset is free to browse and gated for download. Approval is tied to a
  Papers With Backtest subscription, which also covers the other datasets in
  this organisation and the strategy catalogue at
  https://paperswithbacktest.com. Plans and what each one includes:
  https://paperswithbacktest.com/pricing

All Monthly Macro

US inflation (CPI and PCE, headline and core) back to 1947, model and market inflation expectations back to 1982, and the labour market (unemployment, participation, job openings, hourly earnings) back to 1948, monthly.

Shape measured at the next refresh of dataset_cards/facts.json. Refreshed monthly.

Why It Matters

The inflation and labour series the macro papers condition on, in one table and in levels. date is the month the figure describes, not its release date: the release lag runs from one to six weeks depending on the series, and a strategy that trades on a print has to shift the row by that lag itself, as it does for All-Monthly-CoreEconomicData.

Load It

pip install --upgrade pwb-toolbox
from pwb_toolbox import datasets as pwb_ds

df = pwb_ds.load_dataset("All-Monthly-Macro")
print(df.iloc[-1, :])

Columns

Column Name Description
date Reference month.
cpi / cpi_core / cpi_year_over_year Consumer prices, level and 12-month change.
pce / pce_core / pce_spending Personal consumption deflators and spending.
model_1_year ... model_30_year Model-based expected inflation (Cleveland Fed).
market_5_year / market_10_year / forward_years_5_to_10 Market-implied breakevens.
unemployment_rate / labor_force_participation_rate Labour market rates, percent.
job_openings JOLTS openings, thousands.
avg_hourly_earnings Average hourly earnings, dollars.

Access

Browsing the card and the schema is open to anyone. Downloading the files needs an approved request, tied to a subscription: what each plan includes. The same subscription covers every dataset in this organisation and the strategy catalogue.

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