dragonlimited/Dragon-Finance-Macro

Dragon Finance — macro

US economic and market statistics — prices, output, employment, income, trade and household wealth.

Part of the Dragon Finance Corpus — US public financial data from federal and official sources only. Nothing licensed, paywalled or registration-only.

Coverage

Prices	CPI, PPI (BLS)
Activity	GDP, income, employment by state and county (BEA)
Labour	QCEW employment and wages by industry and county, 1986–present
Trade	Census international trade by commodity and country
Business dynamics	firm entry, exit and job creation
Rates and money	FRED series
Wealth	Fed distributional accounts, SCF
Tax	IRS Statistics of Income, Form 990
Utterances	Federal Reserve speeches, FOMC, press

Size

metric	value
stored	131.14 GB
shards	145

Sources present

source	jurisdiction	data	licence
BEA	US	regional accounts	public
BLS	US	QCEW employment and wages	public
US Census	US	trade, housing, business dynamics	public
BLS	US	CPI / PPI flat files	public
US Census	US	economic census, ACS, CBP	public
FRED	US	rates + macro series	CC-BY-4.0
Federal Reserve	US	Z.1 accounts, SCF, DFA	public
FRED (St. Louis Fed)	US	rates + macro series	CC-BY-4.0
IRS	US	Statistics of Income / Form 990	US public record

What you can do with it

• Build macro panels from official series
• Benchmark regional activity and wages
• Analyse household wealth distribution
• Study firm dynamics by industry

For engineers

Data is stored as tar shards (the hub caps a directory at 10,000 files and these tiers run to millions). Members keep their original names and relative paths.

import tarfile
with tarfile.open("0000.tar") as tf:
    print(tf.getnames()[:5])
    tf.extractall("out/")

shard	size
README.md	2.6 KB
bea/national/0000.tar	71.7 KB
bea/regional/0000.tar	75.33 MB
bls/flat-files/0000.tar	1.46 GB
bls/qcew/0000.tar	260.61 MB
bls/qcew/0001.tar	323.02 MB

Showing 6 of 145 shards.

Every shard records its sha256 in the pipeline ledgers; shards are append-only, so a resumed run re-uploads only what changed. A shard with a failed member is never marked complete, so missed files are retried rather than dropped.