Conference
Board (Leading Indicators and Consumer Confidence Index) http://www.conference-board.org/
The Conference Board has a contract with the U.S. Commerce Department
to compile and publish the Index of Leading Economic Indicators.
The
Dismal Scientist http://www.dismal.com/
(best
bet) This
site offers economic data and analysis geared towards small business
owners and students -- in other words, people who want to use
economics but aren't economists themselves. A very rich site.
Economagic:
Economics Time Series Page http://www.economagic.com/ (best
bet) A comprehensive
collection of freely available economic data on the web. Data
sources include the Federal Reserve Bank.
The
National Association of Business Economists http://www.nabe.com/publib/fed.html
A
good place to start when collecting data and analysis from the
Federal Reserve Banks. Complete text of speeches and testimony
from officials of the Federal Reserve System.
The
New York Times on the Web http://www.nytimes.com/
The New York
Times' Business page often contains commentaries and forecasts
for bond yields.
St.
Louis Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) http://www.stls.frb.org/fred/ (best
bet) This
is one of the most comprehensive collections of freely available
economic data on the web.