Economic data directory
Best Macro & GDP Data Tools
Macro and GDP data tools organize the broad measures used to understand economic growth, production, consumption, business cycles, and national accounts. Researchers, policy professionals, journalists, businesses, and investors use these sources to put company or market changes in a wider economic context. Compare a tool's source coverage, release timing, revision history, geography, and download options before relying on any series.
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Eurostat
Official statistical office of the European Union; EU-wide economic data.
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FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data)
Massive free database of US and international economic time series; the default source most other tools pull from.
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Penn World Table
Historical national accounts data for cross-country growth comparisons.
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World Bank Open Data
Global development and macroeconomic indicators for 200+ countries.
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