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International economic indicators cover key macroeconomic data for major global economies including the Euro Area, UK, Japan, Canada, Australia, China, India, Brazil and others. Investors track these to assess global growth conditions, central bank policy divergence, currency risk and international portfolio exposure.
International Economic Indicators by Country
This hub organizes economic indicators for major international economies. Each country hub links to indicator pages covering GDP, inflation, employment, trade balance and monetary policy data for that economy.
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Each country hub explains who publishes that economy's data, how its central bank decides, the features of its releases that change how they read, and which releases to read first.
- Australia Economic Indicators: Australia economic indicators come mainly from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
- Brazil Economic Indicators: Brazil economic indicators come mainly from IBGE, the national statistics institute, which publishes the IPCA consumer price index, PNAD employment data, GDP, industrial production and retail sales, and from the Banco Central do Brasil, which sets the Selic rate and publishes credit and activity data.
- Canada Economic Indicators: Canada economic indicators come mainly from Statistics Canada, which publishes the consumer price index, the Labour Force Survey, GDP, retail trade and merchandise trade, and from the Bank of Canada, which sets the policy rate and publishes core inflation measures.
- China Economic Indicators: China economic indicators are published mainly by the National Bureau of Statistics, the People's Bank of China and the General Administration of Customs.
- Euro Area Economic Indicators: Euro area economic indicators come from the European Central Bank (ECB), which sets monetary policy for the euro area, and Eurostat, which publishes inflation, GDP, unemployment and trade from member-state data.
- India Economic Indicators: India economic indicators are published by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI), the Office of the Economic Adviser and the Reserve Bank of India.
- Japan Economic Indicators: Japan economic indicators come from several agencies: the Statistics Bureau (CPI and the Labour Force Survey), the Cabinet Office (GDP), the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (industrial production), the Ministry of Finance (trade) and the Bank of Japan (Tankan and policy).
- Mexico Economic Indicators: Mexico economic indicators come mainly from INEGI, the national statistics institute, which publishes inflation, GDP, employment, trade and activity data, and from Banco de México, which sets the policy rate and publishes remittances.
- New Zealand Economic Indicators: New Zealand economic indicators are published mainly by Stats NZ, while the Reserve Bank of New Zealand sets the Official Cash Rate.
- South Korea Economic Indicators: South Korea economic indicators come from the Ministry of Data and Statistics, the Bank of Korea and the Korea Customs Service.
- Switzerland Economic Indicators: Switzerland economic indicators come from the Swiss National Bank (SNB), the Federal Statistical Office (FSO) and the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO).
- United Kingdom Economic Indicators: United Kingdom economic indicators come mainly from the Office for National Statistics, which publishes CPI inflation, GDP and labour market data monthly, and the Bank of England, whose Monetary Policy Committee sets Bank Rate eight times a year.