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The world economy in charts: GDP, trade flows, prices, and rates tracked country by country, with a release calendar and honest notes on what each measures.
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What Global Economy Does
Tracks the indicators that describe the planet's economy — GDP, trade flows, and prices, charted country by country
GDP, unemployment, and inflation for every major economy, charted over time.
Put any two economies side by side on the measures that matter.
What flows between countries — the corridors, the volumes, the trends.
Food, energy, and housing costs followed across borders over time.
Policy rates and currency movements for the economies that set the tone.
When each country publishes its numbers, so you see data the day it lands.
How Global Economy Works
Choose the handful of measures you actually care about — growth, prices, trade, or rates.
Track the economies that touch your work, studies, or curiosity.
The calendar tells you when fresh numbers land; the charts update as they do.
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Official statistical agencies, central banks, and international organizations — each chart cites its source and release date.
Methodologies differ — nominal versus purchasing-power, revisions, and reference years. Our notes explain which basis each chart uses.
No — the site presents public economic data for education and research. Decisions about money belong with a qualified adviser.
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