The chart above shows the number of subway riders in each state.  France is the only state with over two billion annual riders.

The chart above shows the number of subway riders in each state.  France has a clear lead over every other EU state in subway riders.

The chart above shows the number of subway riders in each state.  New York has more subway riders than all other states combined.

All rates except for the one-year rose in February.  The yield curve rose from the previous month thus ending its even streak of one month.  The one-month bill did not maintain the lowest rate throughout the month.  Long-term rates rose at a faster pace than short-term rates thus neutralizing the risk of an inversion brought upon by rising short-term rates.  Such an inversion, if it were to happen would be a strong indicator for an upcoming recession.

The chart above shows the number of subway stations in each region.  The EU has over 2.5 times the subway stations that the US does.

The chart above shows the number of subway stations in each region.  The Western EU has more subway stations than all other regions combined.

The chart above shows the number of subway stations in each region.  The Northeast has more subway stations than all other regions combined.

The chart above shows the number of subway stations in each EU and US state.  The EU has four out of the top five states and seven of the top ten states with the most subway stations.

The chart above shows the number of subway stations in each EU state.  France, Spain, Germany, and the United Kingdom are the only states with more than 300 subway stations.

The chart above shows the number of subway stations in each state.  New York has more subway stations than the next five states combined.