What FRED Economic Data Is on the Snowflake Marketplace?

By Fruit Stand Team · November 7, 2026 · Comparisons One Snowflake Marketplace listing carries FRED series under their FRED IDs: Fruit Stand’s FRED listing, with 573,411 series from 61 sources and every ALFRED vintage, for $150/month after a 30-day trial. Snowflake Curated Data has 167,190 economic indicators from the same original publishers under its own IDs, and a few free listings use a handful of FRED series. Below is every FRED option on the Marketplace, what the FRED listing contains, which popular series it leaves out and why, and SQL to find a series.

Fruit Stand publishes the FRED listing. We searched the title and description of all 4,344 listings visible to our Snowflake account on November 7, 2026, and took the counts below from the listing’s views and from Snowflake Curated Data’s free tier the same day.

Every FRED option on the Marketplace

Listing	Provider	What it has	FRED series IDs	Revisions (vintages)	Price
FRED - Federal Reserve Economic Data Series Observations	Fruit Stand	573,411 FRED series with full history, refreshed daily	Yes	Yes, every ALFRED vintage	$150/month after a 30-day trial
Snowflake Curated Data	Snowflake	167,190 economic indicators loaded from the BLS, Federal Reserve, BEA, Census Bureau and others, not from FRED	No	Yes, in separate vintage tables	Free with a 3-month lag; paid tier with a 60-day trial
Data Utilities	Snowflake	Functions that call the FRED API with your own key; no data included	Yes	No	Free
Macroeconomic Indicator Market Data Product	Hexaware Technologies	45 US indicators from the IMF, FRED, World Bank, BEA, BLS and CBO, with forecasts	Not stated	Not stated	Free
Banking Analytics Bundle	InSights	FDIC data, Treasury bill rates and FRED unemployment and labor series	Not stated	Not stated	Free

Two things are missing from that table. FRED itself, run by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, doesn’t publish a Marketplace listing. And no listing carries Cybersyn’s name anymore: its provider profile now reads “Snowflake Curated Data Products (formerly Cybersyn)”.

What’s in the FRED listing

From the listing’s views on November 7, 2026:

	Count
Series	573,411
Sources	61
Releases	239
Observations (latest values)	69.8 million
Vintage rows (every revision)	824.6 million, covering 573,292 series
Series with an observation in the last 12 months	166,514
Earliest observation	October 1854

Nearly half are county-level: 253,206 series are tagged county, 69,917 state and 44,648 metro area. Regional estimates are mostly published once a year, which is why annual series outnumber the rest:

Frequency	Series
Annual	398,132
Monthly	96,751
Quarterly	74,451
Weekly	2,065
Semiannual	1,382
Daily	427

The biggest sources are the U.S. Census Bureau (220,285 series), the Bureau of Labor Statistics (146,805), the Bureau of Economic Analysis (70,918), the St. Louis Fed itself (56,418), the Federal Reserve Board (49,692) and the OECD (37,311).

The 25 most popular FRED series

Ranked by FRED’s popularity score on November 7, 2026. Ranks 1 to 17 follow FRED’s Popular Series page; 18 to 25 come from the scores FRED’s API returned the same day. 22 of the 25 are in the listing; the other three are licensed (see the next section).

Rank	Series	Name	In the listing
1	`BAMLH0A0HYM2`	ICE BofA US High Yield Index Option-Adjusted Spread	No, licensed
2	`DGS10`	10-Year Treasury Constant Maturity Yield	✓
3	`T10Y2Y`	10-Year Minus 2-Year Treasury Spread	✓
4	`FEDFUNDS`	Federal Funds Effective Rate (monthly)	✓
5	`CPIAUCSL`	Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers	✓
6	`MORTGAGE30US`	30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Average	✓
7	`M2SL`	M2 Money Stock	✓
8	`UNRATE`	Unemployment Rate	✓
9	`WALCL`	Federal Reserve Total Assets (Wednesday level)	✓
10	`GDPC1`	Real Gross Domestic Product	✓
11	`GDP`	Gross Domestic Product	✓
12	`RRPONTSYD`	Overnight Reverse Repurchase Agreements	✓
13	`DFII10`	10-Year Treasury Inflation-Indexed Yield	✓
14	`T10Y3M`	10-Year Minus 3-Month Treasury Spread	✓
15	`SOFR`	Secured Overnight Financing Rate	✓
16	`T10YIE`	10-Year Breakeven Inflation Rate	✓
17	`DGS30`	30-Year Treasury Constant Maturity Yield	✓
18	`SP500`	S&P 500	No, licensed
19	`GFDEBTN`	Federal Debt: Total Public Debt	✓
20	`GFDEGDQ188S`	Federal Debt as Percent of GDP	✓
21	`MSPUS`	Median Sales Price of New Houses Sold	✓
22	`WTREGEN`	U.S. Treasury General Account (week average)	✓
23	`BAMLC0A0CM`	ICE BofA US Corporate Index Option-Adjusted Spread	No, licensed
24	`DFF`	Federal Funds Effective Rate (daily)	✓
25	`DGS2`	2-Year Treasury Constant Maturity Yield	✓

Names are shortened from FRED’s titles. Treasury yields and spreads, policy rates, inflation and the Fed’s balance sheet dominate the list, and all of those are included. The three gaps are credit-index spreads and a stock index.

What isn’t in it: licensed series

FRED’s terms say series owned by third parties need the owner’s permission to use beyond personal use, so the listing leaves out every series from licensed sources. That’s 96,159 series from 47 sources, including S&P Dow Jones Indices, ICE Data Indices, Moody’s, Dow Jones, Nasdaq, Zillow, Realtor.com, Coinbase, Indeed and Haver Analytics. Of the 100 most popular series in our FRED catalog, 85 are in the listing. The 15 that aren’t:

Rank	Series	Name	Licensed from
1	`BAMLH0A0HYM2`	ICE BofA US High Yield Index Option-Adjusted Spread	ICE Data Indices
18	`SP500`	S&P 500	S&P Dow Jones Indices
23	`BAMLC0A0CM`	ICE BofA US Corporate Index Option-Adjusted Spread	ICE Data Indices
28	`IHLIDXUSTPSOFTDEVE`	Software Development Job Postings on Indeed	Indeed
31	`BAMLC0A4CBBB`	ICE BofA BBB US Corporate Index Option-Adjusted Spread	ICE Data Indices
32	`BAMLH0A0HYM2EY`	ICE BofA US High Yield Index Effective Yield	ICE Data Indices
35	`SAHMREALTIME`	Real-time Sahm Rule Recession Indicator	Claudia Sahm
40	`CSUSHPINSA`	S&P Cotality Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index	S&P Dow Jones Indices
51	`BAMLH0A3HYC`	ICE BofA CCC & Lower US High Yield Index Option-Adjusted Spread	ICE Data Indices
71	`BAMLC0A4CBBBEY`	ICE BofA BBB US Corporate Index Effective Yield	ICE Data Indices
80	`BAMLH0A1HYBB`	ICE BofA BB US High Yield Index Option-Adjusted Spread	ICE Data Indices
81	`DBAA`	Moody’s Seasoned Baa Corporate Bond Yield	Moody’s
88	`AAA`	Moody’s Seasoned Aaa Corporate Bond Yield	Moody’s
92	`DJIA`	Dow Jones Industrial Average	S&P Dow Jones Indices
96	`NASDAQCOM`	NASDAQ Composite	Nasdaq

Some have unlicensed neighbors in the listing:

Corporate bond spreads and yields: FRED’s own spreads over Treasuries, BAA10Y and AAA10Y, are included, and so are the Treasury’s High Quality Market corporate bond rates, such as HQMCB10YR.
Home prices: the FHFA All-Transactions House Price Index (USSTHPI) is included in place of Case-Shiller.
Stock indexes: for the S&P 500, use an index fund’s prices instead, such as SPY in our Historical Stock Prices listing.
The Sahm rule: it’s a formula on the unemployment rate, so you can compute it yourself (below).

We found no other Marketplace listing that carries them as FRED series. ICE publishes its own ICE Data Indices listing on the Marketplace; for the rest, license the data from the owner.

Snowflake Curated Data and FRED IDs

Snowflake Curated Data loads economic data from the original publishers. Its free tier’s indicator table has 167,190 variables: 93,096 from the BLS, 46,044 from the Federal Reserve, 19,537 from the BEA and 6,712 from the Census Bureau, plus smaller sources. On November 7, 2026, its latest date was August 8, 2026, the free tier’s 3-month lag. It doesn’t use FRED IDs. The legacy Cybersyn table we still have mounted has a FRED_SERIES_ID column, but it’s empty in all 167,190 rows, and the current Snowflake Curated Data table drops the column. If your code or colleagues use FRED IDs, you’d build that crosswalk yourself. How to Get FRED Data into Snowflake compares the listing with Snowflake’s Data Utilities app and a FRED API pipeline, step by step.

Find a series in SQL

fred_series_vw has one row per series, with FRED’s popularity score, so a name search sorted by popularity finds the series most people use:

select series_id, series_name, frequency_short, observation_end, popularity
from fred.fred_series_vw
where series_name ilike '%corporate bond%'
order by popularity desc nulls last
limit 6;

On November 7, 2026 that returned BAA10Y, AAA10Y, HQMCB10YR, BAA10YM, BAAFF and HQMCB10YRP.

The Sahm rule from UNRATE

The Sahm rule compares the 3-month average unemployment rate with its lowest 3-month average over the previous 12 months. A rise of 0.50 points or more is the rule’s recession signal:

with u as (
    select date,
           avg(value) over (order by date rows between 2 preceding and current row) as unrate_3m
    from fred.fred_series_observations_vw
    where series_id = 'UNRATE'
),
s as (
    select date,
           unrate_3m,
           unrate_3m - min(unrate_3m) over (order by date rows between 12 preceding and 1 preceding) as sahm
    from u
)
select date, round(unrate_3m, 2) as unrate_3m, round(sahm, 2) as sahm, sahm >= 0.5 as triggered
from s
order by date desc
limit 6;

On November 7, 2026 the latest month, October 2026, came out at 0.00, with a 3-month average of 4.13%. Run on July 2024 instead, it returns 0.50, the month the rule was widely reported to have triggered. This uses today’s revised unemployment rates. FRED’s SAHMREALTIME uses each month’s rate as first published, which you can rebuild from fred_series_observations_vintages_vw.

Which should you choose?

You use FRED IDs, need many series, or need revisions: the FRED listing.
You need a few core US indicators and can wait three months: Snowflake Curated Data’s free tier.
You need a handful of series, including licensed ones you have rights to: the Data Utilities app with your own FRED API key.
You need the S&P 500, ICE BofA or Case-Shiller series: check ICE’s own Marketplace listing, or license them from S&P Dow Jones Indices or ICE. They aren’t on the Marketplace as FRED series.

For other financial data on the Marketplace, see What Financial Datasets Are on the Snowflake Marketplace? For FRED queries in practice, see How to Get the US Treasury Yield Curve in Snowflake and How to Calculate Inflation-Adjusted Returns in SQL.

F.A.Q.

Is FRED data on the Snowflake Marketplace?

Yes. Fruit Stand’s FRED listing has 573,411 FRED series by FRED ID, with every ALFRED vintage, refreshed daily. The St. Louis Fed doesn’t publish its own listing.

Does the FRED listing include every FRED series?

No. It leaves out 96,159 series from 47 licensed sources, such as S&P Dow Jones Indices, ICE BofA indexes, Moody’s and Zillow, because FRED’s terms require the owner’s permission to use them beyond personal use.

Is the S&P 500 (SP500) in the FRED listing?

No. SP500, DJIA and NASDAQCOM are licensed from their index owners. For S&P 500 returns in Snowflake, use SPY’s adjusted prices from a stock price listing.

Is there free FRED data on the Snowflake Marketplace?

Not as FRED series. Snowflake Curated Data’s free tier has 167,190 indicators from the same original publishers under its own IDs, three months behind. Snowflake’s free Data Utilities app can download FRED series with your own API key.

Does the FRED listing have historical revisions?

Yes. fred_series_observations_vintages_vw has 824.6 million rows: every published version of each observation, with realtime_start and realtime_end, for point-in-time analysis.

To query 573,411 FRED series by FRED ID, with every revision, start a free 30-day trial of the FRED Series listing on the Snowflake Marketplace. It’s $150/month after the trial. The schema is in the dataset docs. Questions? Reach out at contact@fruitstand.dev.

​Every FRED option on the Marketplace

​What’s in the FRED listing

​The 25 most popular FRED series

​What isn’t in it: licensed series

​Snowflake Curated Data and FRED IDs

​Find a series in SQL

​The Sahm rule from UNRATE

​Which should you choose?

​F.A.Q.

Every FRED option on the Marketplace

What’s in the FRED listing

The 25 most popular FRED series

What isn’t in it: licensed series

Snowflake Curated Data and FRED IDs

Find a series in SQL

The Sahm rule from UNRATE

Which should you choose?

F.A.Q.