Exchange Data International (EDI) Global Economic Indicators (GEI) offer a comprehensive and reliable source of macroeconomic data, designed for financial institutions, researchers, and service providers. With coverage extending to over 280 countries and regions, GEI sources high-quality datasets exclusively from trusted official institutions including central banks, statistical offices, finance ministries, stock exchanges, industry associations, and international organizations like the IMF and World Bank. This dataset enables informed decision-making by providing insights into global and regional economic trends. Key features include extensive coverage of over 230 indicators across 17,025 series and units, historical data dating back to 1960 for select indicators, and daily updates five times a day, Monday through Friday. Additionally, EDI offers a focused USA Economic Indicators dataset, sourced from U.S. institutions, covering money, banking, finance, population, employment, labor markets, national accounts, prices, production, business activity, and international data relevant to the U.S. economy. Data is delivered via online, SFTP, or API in CSV, XLS, TXT, or XML formats.

Features & Benefits

• Extensive Global Coverage: Over 230 indicators across 17,025 series and units, covering nearly every country and region worldwide.
• Historical Depth: Includes historical data for select indicators dating back to 1960 for long-term trend analysis.
• Trusted Official Sources: Data sourced exclusively from central banks, statistical offices, IMF, World Bank, and other government bodies.
• Daily Updates: Data is refreshed daily, five times a day (Monday-Friday) for timely availability.
• Complementary Datasets: Includes Interest Rates and Commodity Prices for enhanced macroeconomic analysis.