GDP, inflation, jobs, trade and public finances for 62 economies, taken only from official sources and updated automatically. No commentary, no forecasts.
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Every tool below reads from the same data, updated automatically. Nothing here is a separate, simplified, or delayed copy of anything else.
Each country is split into six views: headline, GDP, inflation and rates, the labour market, trade, and public finances. Two toggles sit above the numbers on every one. "Make it real" shows the series in real terms, with the effect of price changes removed, so growth isn't just prices creeping up. "Dollarise" converts every historical point at that period's own exchange rate rather than today's, so a currency move this year doesn't quietly rewrite what happened five years ago.
Put the same metric side by side across every country that's tracked. See how UK inflation stacked up against the US last year, or how Poland's government debt compares with Turkey's, on one chart instead of six open tabs.
Build a page of just the numbers you actually check. Pick metrics from any country, arrange them how you like, and they're there next time you log in instead of you hunting the site down again.
Every country we track, ranked on one measure at a time: GDP, inflation, unemployment, interest rates, government debt and more. Each row names the source and the period behind its figure, and links to that country's own page.
Pick metrics and countries, style the chart, and export it as an image or a CSV. Made for dropping a real chart into a report or a post without fighting a spreadsheet first.
Every upcoming release for the countries and metrics you track, GDP prints, CPI, jobs reports, central bank decisions, in one place. Turn on email alerts and get a heads up before the numbers land.
Government bond yields and exchange rates across the economies we track: where 10-year borrowing costs stand, which currencies have gained or lost against the dollar, and how fresh each figure is.
The Economic Atlas removes the noise by being only data. No commentary, no forecasts, no opinion, just official figures, rebuilt automatically from source.
Every number traces back to one of: ONS, FRED, Eurostat, e-Stat and the Bank of Japan, MoSPI, the Bank of Korea, the OECD, and the World Bank.
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Automatically, straight from each country's official sources, which a scheduled job checks throughout the day. Figures we derive ourselves, such as annual totals or dollar conversions, are labelled as such.
62 economies so far, spanning Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, with more being added over time.
Yes. Every country page, Compare and Chartmaker are free and open to anyone. A free account also lets you build your own Dashboard and set up Calendar email alerts.
National statistical offices and major international bodies, including the ONS, FRED, Eurostat, the OECD and the World Bank. Every figure links back to its original source.
No. It's data only, no forecasts, no opinion, no interpretation. Just official figures, rebuilt automatically from source.