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Economic news

The newest official economic publications from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Eurostat and the European Central Bank — titles and links to the publishers' own pages, classified and linked to the calendar, series and released values, with attribution on every row.

Every publication is the publisher's own: the title links to the official page, and HELPERG is not the publisher. Nothing is summarised, forecast or rated here. Publications a release family is known for are linked to the economic calendar and thereleased values; the corporate HELPERG newsroom is a different place.

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Publication
The official title exactly as published, linked to the publisher's own page, where the full publication lives. A short excerpt appears only where the publisher's terms clearly permit reuse — BLS releases are public domain, Eurostat's are CC BY 4.0 — and never for the ECB, whose feeds carry none.
Classification
Publication type, release family, jurisdiction, currency, topic and reference period are HELPERG's classification, made by fixed rules — a BLS program, an ECB URL path, an exact Eurostat title pattern — and never by a model. A publication no rule recognises is shown unclassified rather than guessed.
Related
Links to the calendar event, the series and the released values exist only where two facts agree: the classified family and an exact date or reference period the publisher states. Two candidates mean no link and an ambiguous status. Dates alone never link anything.
Status
Published, or updated when the publisher changed the title or summary after first publication. A publication is never marked released because a scheduled time passed, and one that leaves a publisher's rolling feed is not marked withdrawn.

Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; Eurostat (Statistical Office of the European Union); European Central Bank. Licences and attribution on the sources page; the JSON contract on the developer page.