Reading on "Economic nowcasting" for a probabilist I am about to attend an interview for a postdoc in "economic nowcasting". I am work mostly in probability, particularly complex networks and random graphs.
I am looking for some good reading, so that I can have some understanding of this field, and how it relates to statistics and potentially complex networks and data science.
Any recommendations?

A good starting textbook would be Newman-Barabasi-Watt's book The Structure and Dynamics of Networks is a classical one.
Also, Power-law distributions in empirical data
Clauset-Shalizi-Newman a seminal paper.
Highly recommend to read the manual of igraph too, it implements some core random networks and community detection algorithms.
Recent Nature paper Foundations of complexity economics from Arthur reads superb too.
