Economic Data
Africa Economics
There are over one million economic time series specifically focused on Africa in the most extensive African economic dataset available today.
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There are over one million economic time series specifically focused on Africa in the most extensive African economic dataset available today.
Established in 1989, Consensus Economics stands as a premier global entity in economic surveying, engaging over 700 to 1000 economists monthly to gather their predictions and insights.
The Consensus Bullish Sentiment Index measures the stance and positions of leading brokerage firms and advisors regarding U.S. commodities markets.
Our comprehensive economics database provides extensive and reliable global data coverage.
With over six decades of expertise, the Economist Intelligence Unit excels in delivering in-depth country analysis and projections, making its CountryData macroeconomic database an extensive repository of economic indicators and forecasts.
Leverage our Ipsos Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) data to seamlessly incorporate consumer sentiment insights into your investment strategies.
Our macroeconomic predictions are sourced from Oxford Economics, a top-tier independent consultancy known for its authoritative content, reports, and conferences, covering 200 nations and 34 regions.
Reuters Polls gather insights from experts, presenting the perspectives of leading financial market forecasters at specific moments.
The S&P Global PMI™ surveys offer timely, precise, and unparalleled monthly indicators of economic trends, making them the most scrutinized business surveys globally.
StarMine SmartEconomics utilizes its unique SmartEstimates® approach to predict macroeconomic data, foreign exchange rates, bond yields, money market rates, commodities, and stock indices, resulting in a more precise SmartEstimate compared to basic consensus forecasts.
The StarMine Sovereign Risk (SR) model analyzes a comprehensive range of macroeconomic, market-based, and political information to determine the likelihood of a sovereign government defaulting on its debt obligations.
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