Financial indicators are key stats that help us understand how the economy is doing. We compiled a collection of the most recent reported numbers on some key stats to help you better understand the current state of the US economy. Check back frequently for the latest numbers.
Data in this snapshot are the latest available as of November 10th, 2022.
GDP | 25663.289 | billions of dollars, Q3 2022 |
GDP | -2.0% | change from a year ago, Q3 2020 |
Consumer Price Index | 8.2% | change from a year ago September 2022 |
Unemployment Rate | 3.7% | October 2022 |
Median household income | $70,784 | 2021 |
Median household income | 6.8% | change from a year ago 2019 |
Personal savings rate | 3.1% | September 2022 |
Household debt | 9.6% | of disposable income Q2 2022 |
Student loans owned | 1768.809 | billions of dollars Q3 2022 |
Total credit card debt | 929.334 | billions of dollars 10/26/2022 |
Credit card delinquency rate | 1.8% | Q2 2022 |
Homeownership rate | 0.9% | change from a year ago Q3 2022 |
Mortgage rate | 2.7% | 30-year fixed rate mortgage average 03/12/2020 |
Prime rate | 6.2% | October 2022 |
Total personal consumption spending | 17607.900 | billions of dollars September 2022 |
Personal consumption spending | -0.6% | change from a year ago October 2020 |
Retail sales | 9.1% | change from a year ago August 2022 |
Output of the manufacturing sector | 3.8% | change from a year ago Q3 2022 |
Industrial production index | -4.9% | change from a year ago October 2020 |
Construction spending | 10.9% | change from a year ago September 2022 |
Residential construction spending | 12.6% | change from a year ago September 2022 |
Nonresidential construction spending | 9.2% | change from a year ago September 2022 |