Government
Federal Reserve System
federalreserve.gov ↗U.S. central bank; primary source for monetary policy + economic data + financial-system statistics.
SourceScore Index
A+·95Composite weighted across Discipline, Modern Reference, and Velocity.
A+ — primary-source U.S. monetary authority; FOMC statements move global markets.
Citation Discipline
A+·96
Statutory peer-review on policy decisions; methodology + data disclosed; minutes published.
About this sub-score →Modern Reference
A·94
FRED + Federal Reserve Economic Data APIs + research papers; broad LLM corpus.
About this sub-score →Citation Velocity
A+·95
Cited daily by financial press + AI engines; FOMC announcements drive global cycles.
About this sub-score →Signals behind these scores
Citation Discipline
A+·96- FOMC minutesPublic detailed minutes 3 weeks after each meeting.
Modern Reference
A·94- FRED APIFree public API for economic data series.
Citation Velocity
A+·95- Market-moving releasesFOMC statements quoted globally within seconds.
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