This product contains a historical time-series data of the 10-Year Treasury Inflation-Indexed Security, Constant Maturity (DFII10) retrieved from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Economic Data (FRED) at https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DFII10. Data coverage starts from 2003-01-02. The unit of data column is Percent and the values are not seasonally adjusted. The update frequency is daily.
The dataset file included with this product is provided in CSV format. The included dataset contains the following columns: DATE, DFII10
This dataset contains a historical time-series data of 10-Year Treasury Inflation-Indexed Security of Constant Maturity starting from 2003-01-02.
The values within the data field labeled DFII10 represent inflation-indexed security in Percent at the time of the corresponding DATE field. Values are not seasonally adjusted.
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What does the Product Access (Units) dimension actually give me?
Subscribing grants you access to the DFII10 data product, which tracks the 10-year Treasury inflation-indexed security constant maturity series. You consume the dataset through AWS Data Exchange. One subscription covers your access; there is no per-record or per-download counting involved.
Does my cost change as I query or download more of this data?
No. The product is free, so your cost stays at zero regardless of how often you access or pull the dataset. There are no usage thresholds, overage charges, or volume tiers. Standard AWS Data Exchange and storage fees for your own environment may still apply separately.
Is the data delivered ready to use, or must I process it myself?
The vendor sources and transforms publicly available datasets, then publishes them on AWS Data Exchange for consistent consumption. You receive the DFII10 series in a prepared form, which reduces the acquisition and processing work needed before feeding it into your own analytics pipeline.
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