Live Federal Reserve rates, FOMC decisions, speeches, and Treasury data, with every figure copied from the agency that published it.
The daily email
Federal Reserve Daily Email: Rates, Treasury Figures and Fed Headlines
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One plain email each morning with the Fed and Treasury numbers a business owner or finance team checks first. No ads. Every figure shows its source and date.
Status: not open yet. The email is built and tested on today's data, and sign-ups are not open. The free web edition continues as usual.
What each Fed Gazette email contains
Reference rates. EFFR, the target range, SOFR, repo rates and the 10-year Treasury yield, each with the latest print, the prior stored print, and a labeled change.
Treasury and money. Debt to the Penny, operating cash and the prime rate, as the agencies published them.
Fed speakers ahead. Scheduled speeches from the Board and Reserve Banks.
Latest from the Fed. Board press-release titles and links, unaltered.
Planned price: $9.99 a month. This is a plan, not an offer, until sign-ups open.
Frequently asked questions
What is in the Fed Gazette daily email?
A short, ad-free morning email: the reference rates with their latest and prior printed values, Treasury debt and operating cash, upcoming Fed speakers, and the Board's latest press-release titles with links. Every figure is copied from the agency that published it, with its date.
Is the daily email available yet?
Not yet. The template is built and tested on live data. Sign-ups and payment are not open, so there is nothing to buy today. The web edition stays free.
Will the email contain ads or forecasts?
No ads. The email reports published figures and links to the source. It does not forecast Fed decisions.
Is the Fed Gazette part of the Federal Reserve?
The Fed Gazette is independent and is not affiliated with the Federal Reserve System, the Board of Governors, or any Federal Reserve Bank.