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The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System publishes industrial production (G.17) and the Distributional Financial Accounts, which split U.S. household wealth by wealth group.

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Economy & public finances

United States · Industrial production

Index of the volume produced by industry (factories, energy); tracks industrial activity month by month, base 100 at a reference year.
103index
Q3 2026
Frequency
Source: Federal Reserve Board· Data Q3 2026
Upd. 11/2026Y-axis truncated
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Social cohesion, poverty & inequality

United States · Share of household wealth: top 1 %, middle class, bottom half

Share of total US household net worth held by the top 1 %, the next 9 % (90th-99th percentiles), the middle 40 % (50th-90th) and the bottom half, households ranked by wealth. Federal Reserve Distributional Financial Accounts, quarterly since 1989.· Share of the total net worth of US households (assets minus debts: homes, pension funds, shares, businesses, deposits…) held by each group, households being ranked by WEALTH, not income. The Federal Reserve's Distributional Financial Accounts spread the national financial accounts across households using its Survey of Consumer Finances; quarterly since 1989, published about 11 weeks after the quarter and revised with each release. The four groups add up to 100 %.
32.5%
Top 1 % · Q2 2026
Bottom 50 %Middle 40 % (50th-90th)Next 9 % (90th-99th)Top 1 %
Source: Federal Reserve Board· Data Q2 2026
Share of total household net worth, households ranked by wealth
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