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Global Monetary Policy & Interest Rates
Global central bank rate tracker
Current US Federal Funds Rate
The Fed's current policy rate.
3.64
Latest Year-over-Year US CPI Inflation
The most recent year-over-year change in the US Consumer Price Index
2.4
Current US 10-Year Treasury Yield
The benchmark long-term rate that drives mortgage rates, corporate borrowing costs, and equity valuations
4.03
Federal Funds Rate (2015-Present)
The Fed's primary policy tool over the past decade. The long-run average of approximately 4.6% appears as a constant reference line, showing how far above or below the historical norm the rate sits at any given point.
M2 Money Supply & Year-over-Year Growth (2015-Present)
M2 money supply in absolute dollars (bars, left axis) alongside the year-over-year growth rate (line, right axis). The long-run average M2 growth rate is approximately 6-7% per year; anything far above or below that signals extraordinary monetary conditions.
2Y-10Y Yield Spread (2015-Present)
The classic recession indicator. When this spread goes negative, the yield curve is inverted. A constant zero line provides the reference point: anything below zero is an inversion signal.
US CPI Index & Year-over-Year Inflation (2015-Present)
The CPI index level (bars, left axis) and year-over-year inflation rate (line, right axis). The Fed's 2% target appears as a constant reference line so you can instantly see how far above target inflation has been.
Inflation Across Major Economies (2018-2025)
Inflation rates for five major economies plotted year by year
GDP Growth vs. Inflation by Country (2024)
Each dot represents a major economy. The x-axis shows inflation, the y-axis shows GDP growth. The "ideal" quadrant is lower-left to lower-right: moderate inflation with positive growth.
Debt-to-GDP vs. Inflation by Country
Each bubble is a country. X-axis is inflation, y-axis is government debt as a share of GDP, and bubble size represents GDP growth. Larger bubbles mean faster-growing economies. Countries with high debt AND high inflation face the tightest constraints on monetary policy.
Unemployment Rate by Country (2024)
Unemployment rates for major economies with a cross-country average as a benchmark bar.
Monetary Policy Scorecard (2024)
The comprehensive reference table. Every major macro indicator for 2024 in one view
Datasets used: FRED Money, Banking & Finance , FRED Prices , World Economic Outlook (WEO)