United States Weekly Economic Index

Price

Price

2.93 %

Change +/-

+0.32 %

Percentage Change

+12.26 %

The current value of the Weekly Economic Index in United States is 2.9 %. The Weekly Economic Index in United States increased to 2.9 % on 7/18/2026, after it was 2.77 % on 7/11/2026. From 1/5/2008 to 7/18/2026, the average GDP in United States was 1.97 %. The all-time high was reached on 5/1/2021 with 10.56 %, while the lowest value was recorded on 5/2/2020 with -8.12 %.

Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

The current value of Weekly Economic Index in United States is 2.9%. Weekly Economic Index in United States increased to 2.9% from 2.77%.Weekly Economic Index in United States averaged 1.97% from 1/5/2008 until 7/18/2026.The all-time high was 10.56% (5/1/2021)and the record low was -8.12% (5/2/2020).

Weekly Economic Index

Weekly Economic Index

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US Weekly Economic Index Stock Price History
DateUS Weekly Economic Index Price
7/18/20262.93 %
7/11/20262.61 %
7/4/20263.17 %
6/27/20262.57 %
6/20/20262.50 %
6/13/20263.10 %
6/6/20262.90 %
5/30/20263.23 %
5/23/20263.02 %
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5/9/20262.71 %
5/2/20262.68 %
4/25/20262.96 %
4/18/20262.47 %
4/11/20262.80 %
4/4/20262.70 %
3/28/20262.82 %
3/21/20262.86 %
3/14/20262.60 %
3/7/20262.62 %
2/28/20262.48 %
2/21/20262.65 %
2/14/20262.58 %
2/7/20262.70 %
1/31/20262.13 %
1/24/20262.49 %
1/17/20262.34 %
1/10/20262.45 %
1/3/20262.13 %
12/27/20252.23 %
12/20/20252.32 %
12/13/20252.29 %
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11/29/20252.33 %
11/22/20252.10 %
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11/1/20252.22 %
10/25/20252.00 %
10/18/20252.16 %
10/11/20252.51 %
10/4/20252.42 %
9/27/20252.40 %
9/20/20252.05 %
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7/26/20252.56 %
7/19/20252.22 %
7/12/20252.37 %
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6/28/20252.12 %
6/21/20252.37 %
6/14/20252.01 %
6/7/20251.88 %
5/31/20251.75 %
5/24/20252.03 %
5/17/20251.91 %
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5/3/20252.55 %
4/26/20252.31 %
4/19/20252.66 %
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3/15/20252.33 %
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2/22/20252.43 %
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2/1/20252.38 %
1/25/20252.79 %
1/18/20252.80 %
1/11/20252.27 %
1/4/20251.96 %
12/28/20242.69 %
12/21/20242.46 %
12/14/20242.77 %
12/7/20242.17 %
11/30/20241.69 %
11/23/20243.21 %
11/16/20241.87 %
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11/2/20241.65 %
10/26/20242.11 %
10/19/20241.71 %
10/12/20241.94 %
10/5/20242.22 %
9/28/20242.07 %
9/21/20242.40 %
9/14/20242.03 %
9/7/20241.99 %
8/31/20242.35 %
8/24/20241.97 %
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8/3/20241.83 %
7/27/20241.68 %
7/20/20241.98 %
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7/6/20242.66 %
6/29/20242.37 %
6/22/20242.16 %
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6/1/20242.03 %
5/25/20242.50 %
5/18/20241.84 %
5/11/20242.01 %
5/4/20241.49 %
4/27/20241.78 %
4/20/20241.72 %
4/13/20241.87 %
4/6/20241.75 %
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3/23/20241.81 %
3/16/20241.64 %
3/9/20241.76 %
3/2/20242.16 %
2/24/20241.73 %
2/17/20241.61 %
2/10/20241.52 %
2/3/20242.12 %
1/27/20241.47 %
1/20/20241.49 %
1/13/20241.82 %
1/6/20242.50 %
12/30/20232.08 %
12/23/20232.48 %
12/16/20232.04 %
12/9/20232.14 %
12/2/20232.26 %
11/25/20231.90 %
11/18/20232.00 %
11/11/20232.13 %
11/4/20232.07 %
10/28/20231.98 %
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10/7/20232.12 %
9/30/20231.80 %
9/23/20231.67 %
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9/9/20232.06 %
9/2/20231.87 %
8/26/20231.98 %
8/19/20231.90 %
8/12/20231.21 %
8/5/20231.54 %
7/29/20231.85 %
7/22/20231.29 %
7/15/20231.62 %
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7/1/20231.38 %
6/24/20231.50 %
6/17/20231.40 %
6/10/20231.18 %
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5/27/20231.18 %
5/20/20231.37 %
5/13/20231.04 %
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4/1/20231.87 %
3/25/20231.72 %
3/18/20231.36 %
3/11/20231.26 %
3/4/20231.05 %
2/25/20231.41 %
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12/31/20221.73 %
12/24/20222.21 %
12/17/20221.80 %
12/10/20221.04 %
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10/1/20222.54 %
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7/16/20223.31 %
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6/11/20222.89 %
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5/28/20223.59 %
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4/30/20224.43 %
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4/2/20224.68 %
3/26/20224.40 %
3/19/20224.88 %
3/12/20224.69 %
3/5/20224.74 %
2/26/20225.17 %
2/19/20226.21 %
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1/29/20225.39 %
1/22/20225.01 %
1/15/20224.89 %
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1/1/20225.50 %
12/25/20216.32 %
12/18/20215.43 %
12/11/20216.18 %
12/4/20215.67 %
11/27/20216.40 %
11/20/20215.82 %
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10/30/20215.90 %
10/23/20215.54 %
10/16/20216.52 %
10/9/20216.08 %
10/2/20216.65 %
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9/11/20216.76 %
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8/28/20217.06 %
8/21/20216.41 %
8/14/20217.06 %
8/7/20216.66 %
7/31/20217.26 %
7/24/20217.30 %
7/17/20217.39 %
7/10/20216.77 %
7/3/20218.60 %
6/26/20218.24 %
6/19/20218.67 %
6/12/20219.00 %
6/5/20218.20 %
5/29/20219.84 %
5/22/20219.75 %
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5/1/202110.56 %
4/24/202110.54 %
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4/10/202110.26 %
4/3/20218.25 %
3/27/20216.59 %
3/20/20213.84 %
3/13/20211.22 %
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2/13/20210.55 %
1/23/20210.42 %
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12/26/20200.94 %
3/14/20201.24 %
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2/15/20201.64 %
2/8/20201.91 %
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1/25/20201.64 %
1/18/20201.57 %
1/11/20201.29 %
1/4/20201.73 %
12/28/20192.02 %
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11/23/20192.61 %
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11/2/20191.74 %
10/26/20191.65 %
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9/28/20191.75 %
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8/24/20191.82 %
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8/3/20192.05 %
7/27/20191.86 %
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6/29/20191.95 %
6/22/20192.11 %
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6/1/20192.04 %
5/25/20191.91 %
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4/20/20192.45 %
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3/23/20191.91 %
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2/23/20192.39 %
2/16/20191.96 %
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1/26/20192.43 %
1/19/20192.55 %
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12/29/20182.29 %
12/22/20182.63 %
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Weekly Economic Index History

Weekly Economic Index — History
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2.9 %
2.77 %
2.93 %
2.73 %
2.73 %
2.6 %
2.31 %
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Weekly Economic Index

The Weekly Economic Index (WEI) is a measure of real economic activity, leveraging timely and relevant high-frequency data. It aggregates the common component of ten different daily and weekly series that cover consumer behavior, the labor market, and production. The WEI is scaled to reflect the four-quarter GDP growth rate. For instance, if the WEI indicates -2 percent and this level remains consistent throughout a quarter, it suggests that the GDP for that quarter would, on average, be 2 percent lower compared to the same quarter in the previous year.

What is Weekly Economic Index?

In the ever-evolving landscape of global economies, gaining timely insights into economic health and trends is paramount for investors, policymakers, businesses, and economic enthusiasts. At Eulerpool, we specialize in displaying macroeconomic data, providing users with comprehensive and real-time insights. Among our array of analytical tools, the Weekly Economic Index (WEI) stands as a pivotal resource for understanding short-term economic conditions and trends. The Weekly Economic Index is a high-frequency measure that captures the current state of the economy in a succinct, timely manner. Unlike traditional reports which can lag by weeks or months, the WEI delivers updates on a weekly basis, offering near real-time snapshots of economic performance. This is crucial in periods of rapid economic change, such as during financial crises or recovery phases, where timely data can significantly influence decision-making processes. The WEI is constructed using a plethora of high-frequency indicators that collectively paint a comprehensive picture of economic activity. These indicators typically include data on consumer behavior, labor conditions, production outputs, and financial markets, among others. By integrating such diverse data points, the WEI provides a holistic view of the economy, capturing nuances that might be missed by more traditional, less frequent reports. One of the primary benefits of the Weekly Economic Index is its ability to allow for swift adjustments in economic policies and strategies. Policymakers can leverage the WEI to make informed decisions regarding monetary and fiscal policies, adjusting them in near real-time to better steer the economy towards desired goals. For instance, a sudden dip in the WEI might prompt immediate action to stimulate the economy, such as altering interest rates or implementing emergency fiscal measures. The WEI's utility extends beyond policymaking into the realms of investment and business strategy. Investors monitor the WEI to gauge economic health, making adjustments to portfolios as necessary to mitigate risks or capitalize on emerging opportunities. Businesses, on the other hand, utilize the WEI to optimize operations, supply chain management, and market strategies. For example, an increase in the WEI might signal a burgeoning economy, prompting businesses to ramp up production or expand operations in anticipation of higher demand. At Eulerpool, our Weekly Economic Index is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring accuracy and reliability. By aggregating data from reputable sources and using robust analytical methodologies, we provide a tool that stands out in its precision and relevance. 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This granularity allows for a more nuanced analysis, enabling users to better understand the dynamics at play and tailor their actions accordingly. Another key feature of our Weekly Economic Index is its predictive power. By analyzing trends and patterns within the high-frequency data, the WEI can offer foresight into future economic conditions. This forward-looking capability is invaluable for proactive planning, whether it be for government policy formulation, investment portfolio adjustments, or business operational strategies. In an increasingly interconnected global economy, the relevance of the WEI is further amplified. Economic events in one part of the world can have far-reaching impacts, influencing markets and economies on a global scale. Our WEI takes into account these interconnected dynamics, providing a comprehensive view that considers both domestic and international factors. This global perspective is essential for stakeholders who operate in or are affected by multinational economic factors. Moreover, the Weekly Economic Index at Eulerpool is designed to be adaptable and forward-thinking. As economic conditions evolve and new data sources emerge, the WEI is regularly updated to reflect these changes, ensuring it remains a cutting-edge tool for economic analysis. This commitment to continuous improvement underscores our dedication to providing the most accurate and relevant economic insights possible. In conclusion, the Weekly Economic Index is an indispensable tool in the modern economic toolkit. At Eulerpool, we are proud to offer this invaluable resource to our users, empowering them with timely and comprehensive insights into the state of the economy. 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Weekly Economic Index United States — FAQ

What is the current Weekly Economic Index in United States?

The current Weekly Economic Index in United States is 2.9% as of 7/18/2026.

How has the Weekly Economic Index in United States changed recently?

The Weekly Economic Index in United States increased from 2.77% (7/11/2026) to 2.9% (7/18/2026).

What is the all-time high for Weekly Economic Index in United States?

The all-time high for Weekly Economic Index in United States was 10.56%, recorded on 5/1/2021.

What is the all-time low for Weekly Economic Index in United States?

The all-time low for Weekly Economic Index in United States was -8.12%, recorded on 5/2/2020.

What is the historical average of Weekly Economic Index in United States?

The historical average of Weekly Economic Index in United States is 1.97%, calculated over the period from 1/5/2008 to 7/18/2026.

Where does the Weekly Economic Index data for United States come from?

The Weekly Economic Index data for United States is sourced from Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and published on Eulerpool.

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