GDP
Demand and economic activity. Review sales assumptions against growth in your target market.
Economic Intelligence
Know what changes your assumptions.
Economic indicators are useful when you understand what they measure and how they affect your business.
What this means for entrepreneurs.
Inflation
Changes in prices. Compare input costs, pricing power and working-capital needs.
Interest rates
The cost of money. Stress-test financing costs and customer affordability.
Employment
Work and labour supply. Consider hiring costs, skills availability and customer income.
Trade
Cross-border flows. Examine demand exposure, suppliers and logistics.
Investment
Capital formation. Look for capacity and infrastructure changes relevant to your sector.
Currencies
Relative exchange values. Model import costs, foreign revenue and currency exposure.
Forecasts & economic risks
Possible future paths. Record the forecast edition, horizon and uncertainty.
Official sources
Go to the primary data.
World Bank
Economic data
Primary Source World Bank · Undated reference; checked 14 September 2026
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OECD
Economic data
Primary Source OECD · Undated reference; checked 14 September 2026
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IMF
Economic data
Primary Source IMF · Undated reference; checked 14 September 2026
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Federal Reserve
Rates and releases
Primary Source Federal Reserve · Undated reference; checked 14 September 2026
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European Central Bank
Rates and currencies
Primary Source European Central Bank · Undated reference; checked 14 September 2026
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Eurostat
Economic data
Primary Source Eurostat · Undated reference; checked 14 September 2026
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US Bureau of Labor Statistics
Employment and inflation
Primary Source US Bureau of Labor Statistics · Undated reference; checked 14 September 2026
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