Main Economic Indicators, Volume 2023 Issue 4, April - OECD (2023)
Summary of Key Economic Indicators:
- Gross Domestic Product (GDP): Quarterly percentage changes, volumes measured against a base year (2015=100).
- Private Consumption: Quarterly percentage changes and volumes, also compared against a base year.
- Government Consumption: Quarterly percentage changes and volumes.
- Gross Fixed Capital Formation: Quarterly percentage changes and volumes.
- Exports & Imports: Volumes, both goods and services, with percentage changes over the previous period.
- Business Confidence: Specifically for manufacturing sector.
- Consumer Confidence: Measures of consumer sentiment.
- Composite Leading Indicator: A composite index reflecting economic trends.
- Industrial Production: Index values, percentage changes over the previous period.
- Manufacturing & Construction: Percentage changes over the previous period.
- Permits Issued: For dwelling construction, percentage changes over the previous period.
- Passenger Car Registrations: Volume, base year comparison.
- Retail Trade: Percentage changes over the previous period.
- Inflation Rate: Percentage changes over the same period of the previous year, covering total items, food, energy, excluding food and energy, and total HICP.
- Producer Prices: Percentage changes over the same period of the previous year for domestic manufactured products.
- Hourly Earnings Index: Manufacturing sector, percentage changes over the previous period.
- Unit Labour Cost: Total economy, percentage changes over the previous period.
- Unemployment Rate: Harmonized rate.
- Employment & Labour Force: Percentage changes over the previous period.
- Interest Rates: Overnight interbank rate, 3-month interbank rate.
- Government Bond Yield: 10-year government bonds.
- Share Prices: Percentage changes over the previous period.
- Monetary Aggregates: Narrow and broad money, percentage changes over the previous period.
- Real Effective Exchange Rate: Relative to consumer price indices and unit labour costs.
- Exchange Rates: National currency per US dollar, monthly averages.
- Trade Balance: Net trade, exports, imports, current account, trade balance, services balance, net direct investment, in billions of US dollars and as percentages of GDP.
- Country Tables: Detailed indicators for Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, etc.
Note: All data presented are without prejudice to the status of territories and sovereignty, including the Golan Heights, East Jerusalem, and Israeli settlements, under international law. Data for Israel are provided by and under the responsibility of relevant Israeli authorities.