United States
Wave 1 — in buildFed weekly economic indices, jobless claims, EIA energy, TSA passenger traffic
Economies
High-Speed Economic Data
Daily and weekly indicators that read the economy weeks before official statistics arrive — power demand, traffic, payments, tax receipts, and other fast-moving data assembled into country dashboards. The United Kingdom is live with more than 100 indicators, and additional economies are rolling out in waves.
Country Coverage
United Kingdom
LiveONS faster indicators, Bank of England, HMRC, energy, traffic, and price data
100+ indicatorsView indicatorsEurozone
Wave 1 — in buildENTSO-E power demand, Eurocontrol flight traffic, OECD weekly tracker
Germany
Wave 1 — in buildBundesbank Weekly Activity Index, truck-toll mileage, SMARD power data
France
Wave 1 — in buildRTE power demand, INSEE high-frequency indicators, Banque de France surveys
Spain
Wave 2 — plannedRed Electrica power demand, AENA air traffic, social-security enrolment
Italy
Wave 2 — plannedTerna power demand, ISTAT rapid indicators, motorway traffic
Poland
Wave 2 — plannedPSE power-system demand, NBP weekly data, GUS flash indicators
Japan
Wave 2 — plannedOCCTO power demand, machine-tool orders, air and rail traffic
Canada
Wave 2 — plannedIESO power demand, weekly rail carloads, Statistics Canada real-time tables
Australia
Wave 3 — plannedAEMO power demand, ABS weekly payroll jobs, air traffic
New Zealand
Wave 3 — plannedTranspower grid demand, road freight, card-spending data
Brazil
Wave 3 — plannedNational grid power demand, ABCR road traffic, central bank weekly flows
China
Wave 3 — plannedPower-plant coal use, 30-city property sales, subway ridership
Mexico
Wave 3 — plannedCENACE power demand, IMSS employment, ANTAD retail sales
What is high-speed data?
Faster than official statistics. GDP, CPI, and labour-market releases arrive with lags of weeks to months. High-speed series give a read on activity within days.
Real-economy sources. Electricity demand, road and air traffic, card payments, tax receipts, job postings, and official faster-indicator programmes — measured continuously rather than surveyed quarterly.
Updated daily. Each indicator refreshes on its natural cadence — most daily, the rest weekly — with automated freshness checks on every dataset.
