Key Economic Indicators

This page provides an up-to-date status report of key economic indicators for the U.S. economy, including analysis of the trends that are driving the state of the national economy both in the short and mid-term.

Key Economic Indicators
Gross Domesti Product (GDP) Disposable Personal Income (DPI) Total Net Borrowing and Lending in Credit Market Government Cons. Expenditure and Gross Inv. Gross National Income Gross Saving and Investment Home, Commercial and Farm Mortgages Consumer Price Index Consumer Price Index - Energy Producer Price Index (PPI) Intermediate Energy Goods PPI U.S.Crude Energy PPI Selected Interest Rates	Energy Production - Coal Energy Production - Natural Gas Energy Production - Petroleum Energy Production - Hydro Energy Production - Nuclear New Factory Orders Dow Jones Consumer Confidence Total Energy Prod. and Con. Energy Exports and Imports Energy Balance Unemployment World Oil Prices

Data for each key indicator are presented from 1995 forward, with an emphasis on mid-term and continuing rather than short-term trends. The information presented in the graphs and tables shown were obtained from published government and private sources, with the source of each data element indicated within the corresponding chart. The concept behind this simple visual analysis is to provide the user with a snapshot of the U.S. economy, with an emphasis on linking energy information (e.g., production, consumption, prices and trade) to the bigger picture of economic indicators such as the gross domestic product, gross national income, government expenditures, consumer confidence and price indices. For further information, please contact PNNL (Katie Cort) or visit the websites of the agencies and companies providing the source data, as identified within each chart.

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Last Modified: 23 March 2006