Sectors

The parts of the U.S. economy that move bonds, each from its own public source: the headline numbers free for everyone, full history and every chart for members.

• Electricity→Generation by fuel and retail pricesU.S. power generation, Aug 2026449.4 TWh+6.8% vs a year earlierLiveU.S. EIA
• Utilities→Natural gas in storage, prices and who burns itGas in storage, Oct 20263,644 Bcf0.0% vs 5-year averageLiveU.S. EIA
• Water→Rivers against normal, gauge by gaugeGauges below normal, Oct 202637.3%+8.9 pts vs a week agoLiveUSGS
• Mining→Which minerals the U.S. imports, and from whomFully imported, undefined 202516Minerals the U.S. imported all of in 2025LiveUSGS
• Defense→What the Pentagon buys, month by monthAwards in FY2025, May FY20$502.0B+9.9% vs the year beforeLiveUSAspending
• Space→NASA and Space Force spending, by accountNASA awards, FY2025, May FY20$22.9B+7.1% vs the year beforeLiveUSAspending
• Healthcare→Health spending as a share of GDP since 1960Share of GDP, undefined 202418.0%+0.3 pts vs a year earlierLiveCMS
• Education→College cost against graduate earningsTypical graduate earnings, undefined late$58,912Median, ten years after entering, across four-year collegesLiveCollege Scorecard
• Transportation→Freight and passengers, with recessions markedFreight index, Aug 2026134.4−3.0% vs a year earlierLiveBTS
• Bitcoin→Fees, activity and the next halving, on-chainBlocks to the next halving, Oct 202676,763 blocksBlock 1,050,000 around Mar 5, 2028, when the reward drops to 1.5625 BTCLiveBitcoin blockchain

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