Financial Tools & Trackers

Financial Tools & Trackers

Live tools powered by daily central bank data — real rates, inflation gaps, yield curves, and more

Real Interest Rate Tracker

Compare nominal policy rates vs. current inflation across all 9 central banks. Identifies which economies have positive or negative real rates.

All 9 Banks Daily Live Data
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Inflation Divergence Tracker

Visual progress bars showing how far each country's inflation is from its central bank target. Highlights banks that have achieved price stability.

Progress Bars All 9 Banks CPI Gap
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Yield Curve Monitor

Policy rates vs. 10-year government bond yields for USD, EUR, and GBP. Monitors curve shape (normal / flat / inverted) as a market signal.

Fed · ECB · BoE 10Y Yields Term Premium
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Economic Calendar

Upcoming policy meetings for all 9 central banks — with downloadable .ics calendar file. Import directly into Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar.

iCal Export All Meetings Probabilities
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Central Bank FAQ

Frequently asked questions about central banks, monetary policy, and interest rates — with live current rate data and meeting schedules embedded.

Live Rates Education SEO
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National Mortgage Rate Tracker

Policy rate to interbank reference to typical national mortgage rate, with the historical spread and a 12-month implied path. Covers US, UK, Eurozone, Australia, Canada, Japan, India.

7 Countries Transmission Forward Path
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Recession Probability Dashboard

NY Fed-style probit model on the 3m10y spread, computed daily for all 9 covered countries. Headline 12-month-ahead recession probability per economy.

Estrella-Mishkin 9 Countries Daily
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About These Tools

All tools are powered by the same daily data pipeline that drives the Central Bank Watch site — scraped from official central bank sources, national statistics agencies, and interest rate futures markets. Data refreshes every day at 6:00 AM EST.

For the full methodology behind the calculations, see the methodology page. For individual central bank analysis, visit the central banks section.