GDP reports
National output summaries
GDP reports are periodic releases of gross domestic product data—the total value of goods and services produced within a country.
Governments typically publish them quarterly, and financial markets watch closely for signs of economic growth or contraction.
The GDP report showed the economy grew faster than expected.
A strong report suggests expansion; a weak one may signal recession.
- World BankGlobal development finance institution
- inflation rateSpeed of rising costs
- unemployment ratePercentage without jobs seeking work
- consumer spendingHousehold purchasing of goods
- trend analysisExamining directional data shifts
retail sales · economic growth · trade balance · fiscal deficit · budget deficit · Federal Reserve · central bank · OECD · economic indicators · infrastructure planning · press release · recession
- Economic Reportsbudget analysis, trade balance, employment data, economic outlook
- government statisticsunemployment rates, demographics, poverty rates, labor statistics, demographic data
- Commerce DepartmentNOAA, USPTO, commerce secretary, National Weather Service, patents
- statisticsmean, median, mode, variance, standard deviation
- Business MediaFinancial Times, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Reuters, Bloomberg
GDP reportsemployment data
Workforce participation figures
unemployment figures · consumer price index · jobless claims · housing data · earnings reports
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