Search portal for finding regional and state economic data from a variety of sources. EconData.Net has been compiled as a service to economic data users everywhere by Impresa, Inc. and Andrew Reamer & Associates, economic development consulting firms. The site is supported by the Economic Development Administration and the Bureau of the Census of the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Provides macroeconomic data for the US as well and international, regional, and industry statistics. Bureau of Economic Analysis is an agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce.

This website for the central bank of the US includes recent announcements, information on monetary policy, economic data research, information for consumers, and articles describing the Federal Reserve system and how policy is made.

If you're hunting for economic (labor force) statistics, this is a great place to begin. Statistics are collected in categories (like "Inflation and Consumer Spending," "Wages, Earnings, & Benefits," (Maintained by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.)

Gathered on this site are statistics produced by more than 70 Federal government agencies. (Maintained and updated by the individual Federal agencies on their own web servers.)

Here you'll find economic and business statistics kept and analyzed by the U.S. Census Bureau. (Maintained by U.S. Census Bureau.)

From this site you can download or search the Economic Report of the President from the 1996 version to the present. (Sponsored by the The Executive Office of the President on the United States Government Printing Office web site.)

Here you'll find current U.S. Federal economic indicators. You can browse by several broad categories like Production, Sales, Orders and Inventories ; Income, Expenditures, and Wealth ; Employment, Unemployment, and Earnings ; and Money, Credit, and Interest Rates. This site provides links to information produced by a number of Federal agencies. (Maintained by various U.S. Federal agencies.)

This site is loaded with trade-related data. From current exchange rates to today's business leads to historical trade leads to international trade statitistics to import/export price indexes and more! You can search the site for keywords or browse by topic. (Maintained by STAT-USA, U.S. Department of Commerce.)

This is another site that divides links to economy-related sites into subject categories such as Data, Forecasting & Consulting, News Media, and Scholarly Communication. This site is more selective than WebEc. If you see a site that covers the subject you're looking for, it will be well worth looking at. (Maintained and edited by Bill Goffe, Dept. of Economics at Suny Oswego).