Benchmark
148 financial instruments with the economic role "Benchmark" on Barfinex.
benchmarksBaltic Dry IndexBDIReal-time global trade pulse — shipping costs for iron ore, coal and grain predict economic cycles.
benchmarksBank of Japan Policy RateIRSTCB01JPM156NJapan's exit from decades of zero rates — BOJ normalization reshaping global carry trade dynamics.
benchmarksBrazil Selic RateSELICLatin America's highest-carry major rate — BCB inflation fighting in a commodity-driven economy.
benchmarksChina CPI (Consumer Price Index)CNCPIDeflationary pulse of the world's factory — consumer prices signaling domestic demand strength.
benchmarksChina GDP Growth Rate (YoY)CNGDPYOYSecond-largest economy's speed dial — one number that moves commodity, EM and global risk markets.
benchmarksChina Manufacturing PMICNPMIChina factory floor in a single number — expansion above 50 signals global commodity demand.
benchmarksECB Main Refinancing RateECBMRRFREurozone's cost of money — ECB rate governing 20 nations' borrowing costs and euro strength.
benchmarksEurozone CPI (HICP)CP0000EZ19M086NESTECB's inflation thermometer — the number that triggers or delays rate cuts across the euro area.
benchmarksEurozone PMI CompositeEZPMIEurope's real-time GDP proxy — manufacturing plus services snapshot predicting quarterly growth.
benchmarksEurozone Unemployment RateLRHUTTTTEZM156SEuro area labor market slack gauge — structural employment trends across 20 diverse economies.
benchmarksFederal Funds RateFEDFUNDSThe rate that rules them all — Fed's overnight rate setting the price of money globally.
benchmarksIndia CPI (Consumer Price Index)INCPIRBI's inflation target gauge — food prices driving monetary policy in the world's most populous nation.
benchmarksIndia GDP Growth RateINGDPWorld's fastest-growing major economy — demographic dividend, digitalization and infrastructure boom.
benchmarksISM Manufacturing PMIISM-MFGFactory sector health check — above 50 means expansion, a leading indicator traders watch obsessively.
benchmarksISM Services PMIISM-SVCServices economy pulse — 80% of US GDP in a single survey, from healthcare to tech to restaurants.
benchmarksJapan CPI (All Items)JPNCPIALLMINMEIJapan's inflation awakening after 30 years of deflation — reshaping BOJ policy and yen dynamics.
benchmarksPBOC Loan Prime Rate (1Y LPR)PBOCLPRChina's benchmark lending rate — PBOC credit impulse steering the world's largest building boom.
benchmarksTurkey CBRT Policy RateCBRTExtreme monetary policy experiment — CBRT rate credibility vs. chronic lira depreciation spiral.
benchmarksUK Bank of England Base RateBOERATEPost-Brexit monetary anchor — Bank of England balancing inflation, housing and sterling stability.
benchmarksUK CPI (Consumer Price Index)GBCPIBOE's inflation trigger — UK consumer prices driving mortgage rates and household spending power.
benchmarksUS 30-Year Mortgage RateMORTGAGE30USAmerican dream cost gauge — the rate that makes or breaks US housing affordability and sales.
benchmarksUS ADP Employment ChangeADPPrivate payrolls preview — Wednesday preview of Friday's NFP, moving markets 48 hours early.
benchmarksUS Building PermitsPERMITHousing pipeline indicator — permits today become construction jobs and home sales in 6-12 months.
benchmarksUS Capacity Utilization RateTCUFactory utilization rate — inflation pressure gauge showing how close production is to maximum.
benchmarksUS Consumer Confidence IndexCONCORDHousehold spending mood — Conference Board survey predicting retail sales and GDP growth direction.
benchmarksUS Consumer Price IndexCPIAUCSLAmerica's headline inflation — the monthly report that can swing stocks, bonds and the dollar in seconds.
benchmarksUS Consumer SentimentUMCSENTMichigan survey of household financial optimism — inflation expectations component moves bond markets.
benchmarksUS Core CPICPILFESLFed's sticky inflation gauge — food and energy stripped out, revealing structural price trends.
benchmarksUS Core PCE Price IndexPCEPILFEThe Fed's preferred inflation measure — the single number most likely to determine rate decisions.
benchmarksUS Durable Goods OrdersDGORDERBusiness investment intentions — capital goods orders revealing corporate confidence in future growth.
benchmarksUS Existing Home SalesEXHOSLUSM495SLargest US real estate market segment — inventory levels, mortgage rate sensitivity and wealth effect.
benchmarksUS Gross Domestic ProductGDPThe definitive measure of America's economic output — the number against which all other data is judged.
benchmarksUS Housing StartsHOUSTNew construction activity — lumber demand, construction jobs and residential real estate cycle signal.
benchmarksUS Industrial ProductionINDPROFactory output gauge — manufacturing, mining and utilities production reflecting real economic activity.
benchmarksUS Initial Jobless ClaimsICSAWeekly labor market early warning — the highest-frequency recession indicator, reported every Thursday.
benchmarksUS Leading Economic Index (LEI)LEIComposite recession predictor — 10 economic indicators blended into one forward-looking signal.
benchmarksUS M2 Money SupplyM2SLMonetary liquidity measure — cash, checking and savings quantifying Fed balance sheet's real economy impact.
benchmarksUS New Home SalesHSN1FFreshly built home demand — builder confidence, mortgage rates and suburban migration trends.
benchmarksUS Nonfarm PayrollsPAYEMSThe king of economic data — first Friday every month, one number that can reset market narratives.
benchmarksUS Personal IncomePIHousehold earnings power — wages, dividends and transfers fueling the consumer spending engine.