FRED has added select series from Bankrate LLC in two different releases:

• Bankrate Consumer Polls, an annual survey of financial sentiment, behaviors, and goals. The poll has 10 questions, and it has been conducted since 2011.

• Bankrate Monitor (BRM) National Index, a weekly report of average interest rates on checking and saving accounts, certificates of deposit, credit cards, auto loans, mortgages, and other lines of personal credit. Data are available since 1984.

More details are available here.

FRED has added 13 new series to its Chicago Fed Advance Retail Trade Summary (CARTS) release.

CARTS combines eight weekly indicators for retail sales (including payment card transactions, retail foot traffic, gasoline sales, and consumer sentiment) with the U.S. Census Bureau’s monthly data on retail and food services sales (excluding motor vehicles and parts). The result is a time-consistent weekly index of retail trade that, when aggregated to a monthly frequency, matches the available Census Bureau data. The new data additions include series about both nominal and inflation-adjusted estimated retail sales figures, a price index of retail sales, and projections for both.

More details are available here.

FRED has added 5 new series to its Andrew Davidson & Co., Inc. (AD&Co) U.S. Mortgage High Yield Index release.

The index tracks the total return of the bonds issued within the credit risk transfer (CRT) programs of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. It is an informational, investment-oriented monthly index of the return components of bonds: price, coupon, paydown, and credit loss. In combination with other standard risk metrics, the index is useful for comparing relative value with individual CRT bonds and with debt instruments in other credit markets.

The new data additions show the spread of the index values over the risk-free rate, according to the risk profile of the bonds. More details are available here.

FRED has added 9,705 series of Nasdaq’s Daily Indexes, including the Nasdaq-100 flagship indexes, factor-based indexes like the AlphaDEX® and Dorsey Wright index families, alternative asset class indexes, and indexes of international securities segmented by region, country, size, and industry.

For more details on the methodology behind these indexes, see Nasdaq’s documentation.

FRED has added 7 data series from the Dallas Fed Energy Survey.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas conducts a quarterly survey of about 200 oil and gas firms located or headquartered in the Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Texas, southern New Mexico, and northern Louisiana—which operate regionally, nationally, or internationally. Executives report on business conditions involving a number of indicators, such as business activity, capital expenditures, employment, input prices, and company outlook.

More details are available here.

FRED has added 27 data series from the Survey of Regional Conditions and Expectations (SORCE) reported by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.

Information is collected eight times per year through a survey of business and community leaders in the Fourth District of the Federal Reserve System, which covers all of Ohio and parts of Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and West Virginia. The data are presented as indexes, measuring the difference between the percentage of the survey respondents reporting increases and the percentage reporting decreases in areas such as demand, employment, and inflation. These types of indexes are often called diffusion indexes.

More details are available here.

To prepare for this change, please adjust or save your existing ALFRED archival content before the end of the year. You may log into your FRED user account and download archival data lists, adjust any mixed data lists to remove the archival data, and write down the custom graph links of saved ALFRED graphs.

If you have any questions, please contact us at https://fred.stlouisfed.org/contactus/.

FRED has added 12 data series of temporary open market operations and tri-party collateral rate data reported by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

• The amounts of Treasury securities submitted as collateral in both repurchase and reverse repurchase agreements.
• The offering rate for overnight reverse repurchase agreements (RRPONTSYOFFR).
• The standing repo facility minimum bid rate (SRFTSYD) is the minimum bid rate for propositions in Standing Repo (repurchase agreement) Facility operations. See here for more information.
• The tri-party general collateral rate (TGCR) is the median value rate on overnight, specific-counterparty tri-party general collateral repurchase agreement (repo) transactions secured by Treasury securities. See here for more information

Additional data on tri-party general collateral transactions include series on transaction volume and the 1st, 25th, 75th, and 99th volume-weighted percentile TGCR rates.

This announcement was updated on November 17, 2025.

The FRED team will continue to serve all available data and tools to its users. Data not impacted by the government shutdown will continue to be updated on its regular schedule.

U.S. government data products from the following sources could be affected:

• Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
• U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
• U.S. Bureau of the Census
• U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
• U.S. Department of Labor
• U.S. Department of the Treasury. Fiscal Service
• Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
• Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis