The WEO database is created during the biannual World Economic Outlook (WEO) exercise. Selected series that are available in the WEO publication are now available on this website.

“The publication of this data is aimed at one goal: getting more private sector capital into developing economies to drive impact and create jobs,” said World Bank president Ajay Banga in a statement.

1944-2024, 80 years of interference from the World Bank and the IMF, that’s enough ! In July 2024, the World Bank and the IMF will be 80 years old. 80 years of financial neo-colonialism and the ...

“The manufacturing deflator has been negative (at -1.7% y-o-y for FY24) as WPI was negative. This could have pushed real GDP growth figures,” said Swati Arora, economist, HDFC Bank. Arora has ...

Compared with the same quarter a year ago, the implied GDP deflator rose by 4.0% ... while taking into account the latest data. For example, it is advisable to consider the broader picture such as the ...

It does not factor taxes and subsidies. A new indicator called GDP deflator is derived by dividing nominal GDP by real GDP. It is a measure of price changes in the economy. Also See: Gross National ...

Real GDP growth, a crucial measure of economic activity by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, is vital for the financial projections made by Federal Reserve Board members and Bank presidents.

While the political world ... GDP growth likely slowed in the advance estimate for the first quarter after a 3.4% annualized increase in the fourth quarter of 2023,” Comerica Bank economists ...

In an ideal world, they would be ... in order to arrive at the real GDP figure, the nominal figure needs to be adjusted downwards using a “deflator”. This deflator is a statistical tool derived from ...

HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam's gross domestic product is seen growing 5.5% this year, the World Bank said on Tuesday, faster than an expansion of 5.05% last year. Growth in 2025 is forecast at 6.0% ...

Quarterly growth rates and revisions for UK gross domestic product (GDP) expenditure components, in chained volume measures at market prices.