The world's economic data, straight from the source

GDP, inflation, jobs, trade and interest rates for 62 economies, updated automatically from official sources. No commentary, no forecasts.

All 62 economies. Tap or click a coloured country to open its data.

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About The Economic Atlas

Only data: no commentary, no forecasts, no opinion. Every figure is an official one, rebuilt automatically from the ONS, FRED, Eurostat, e-Stat and the Bank of Japan, MoSPI, the Bank of Korea, the OECD and the World Bank.

Common questions

How often is the data updated?

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.

Which countries does The Economic Atlas cover?

62 economies so far, spanning Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, with more being added over time.

Is The Economic Atlas free to use?

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.

Where does the data come from?

National statistical offices and major international bodies, including the ONS, FRED, Eurostat, the OECD and the World Bank. Every figure names its original source and series code.

Does The Economic Atlas include forecasts or commentary?

No. It's data only, no forecasts, no opinion, no interpretation. Just official figures, rebuilt automatically from source.