Gross domestic product
The total value of everything an economy produces in a period; the measure the indicators here are trying to anticipate.
GDP is the sum of final goods and services produced within a country's borders, valued at market prices. Real GDP removes inflation. On worldstat.us GDP is shown for context only, because it arrives late and is revised; the indicators are chosen because they move before it. Current-dollar GDP from the World Bank also sets the weight of each region in the world score.
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- Credit-to-GDP gap China −5.1 pp Normal
- Government debt, % of GDP China 101.1 % Context
- OECD composite leading indicator Eurozone 100.9 Normal
- Credit-to-GDP gap Eurozone −17.1 pp Normal
- Debt service ratio, four largest economies Eurozone 13.6 % Normal
- Real GDP, q/q Eurozone +0.4 % Context
- Government debt, % of GDP Eurozone 85.6 % Context
- Credit-to-GDP gap India +4.3 pp Normal
- Credit-to-GDP gap Japan +5.7 pp Normal
- Government debt, % of GDP Japan 175.6 % Context
- Credit-to-GDP gap United Kingdom −20.1 pp Normal
- Monthly GDP, 3m on 3m United Kingdom +0.7 % Normal
- Government debt, % of GDP United Kingdom 86.5 % Context
- OECD composite leading indicator United States 101.0 Normal
- Credit-to-GDP gap United States −11.3 pp Normal
- Real GDP, q/q annualised United States +3.4 % Context
- GDPNow, current quarter United States +3.2 % Context
- Government debt, % of GDP United States 110.8 % Context