Macroeconomics
GDP, inflation, trade, and core macroeconomic indicators.
The GDP dataset from the World Bank represents the current value of goods and services produced in the United States, measured in US dollars, within the domain of economics.
The dataset contains the annual percentage growth rates of gross domestic product (GDP) from various countries, sourced from the World Bank. It is measured in percentages and falls within the domain of economics.
The dataset contains the current GDP per capita in US dollars, as reported by the World Bank for various countries. It is a measure of a country's economic output divided by its population, providing an indicator of each individual's standard of living within that nation's economy.
The EU GDP growth rate is a quarterly statistical dataset published by Eurostat that measures the percentage change in gross domestic product within the European Union.
The EU HICP Inflation dataset contains the annual percentage change in the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices for the European Union. This data is sourced from Eurostat and expressed as a percentage. The domain of this dataset is the economy.
The dataset contains annual percentage changes in consumer prices as measured by the World Bank. It falls under the domain of economics and is a key indicator of inflation.
The current account balance dataset from the World Bank represents the percentage of a country's gross domestic product (GDP) that is either in surplus or deficit. This indicator provides insight into a country's economic performance and its ability to sustain external payments.
The dataset represents the percentage of a country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) that is allocated to trade. It is sourced from the World Bank and expressed as a percentage of GDP. This data falls within the domain of economics, specifically international trade and global finance.