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8 countries served by the World Bank
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Countries compared
Economy indicators
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2024Latest known valueclick to hide
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2022Latest known valueclick to hide
8 countries served by the World Bank
2024Latest known valueclick to hide
8 countries served by the World Bank
2024Latest known valueclick to hide
8 countries served by the World Bank
2025Latest known valueclick to hide
8 countries served by the World Bank
2024Latest known valueclick to hide
8 countries served by the World Bank
2023Latest known valueclick to hide
8 countries served by the World Bank
2025Latest known valueclick to hide
8 countries served by the World Bank
2025Latest known valueclick to hide
8 countries served by the World Bank
2025Latest known valueclick to hide
8 countries served by the World Bank
26 of the 26 economy indicators are published for your 8 countries, latest year covered 2025. Each card draws at most 10 curves; beyond that, countries stay in the legend with their latest known value, and in the Excel workbook, which takes the whole theme.
Source: World Bank, World Bank Open Data. Annual series, fetched server side and cached for 24 hours: the World Bank is never called from your browser. A value that is not published is absent from the chart and from the legend, never replaced. data.worldbank.org
Where these series come from
Every series in this section comes from the World Bank, through its World Bank Open Data interface. That database gathers the official statistics reported by national statistical institutes and international organisations, harmonised so that countries can be compared. The definitions shown on each indicator's page are the World Bank's own, quoted as they stand.
The data is annual. Our servers fetch it once a day, indicator by indicator and for every economy at once, then cache it: comparing two countries or all one hundred and forty-two costs exactly the same. Series do not all cover the same period, and some indicators are not published for every country: a missing value is then simply left out of the display, and the page says how many are missing.