Global Leading Indicators (35 countries)

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A Composite Leading Indicators (CLI) system offers quantitative and graphical analysis of future business conditions for 35 countries, regional aggregates and an overall worldwide leading index.

 

Our compilation of global leading indicators for 35 countries have developed in a systematic way so that meaningful comparisons may be made amongst the countries and several aggregate regions of the world. They are also updated monthly, thus providing a timely view of current and future conditions.

The combined GDP of the 35 countries with leading indicators accounted for 84% of the world’s GDP in 2005, expressed in purchasing power parity (PPP) international dollars.
 
 

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Poland Leading Economic Indicator

Highlights

 

Poland's Leading Economic Indicator increased 0.7 percent in February to 107.9. The index was set to an average value of 100 in 2005.

  

On an annual basis, February's early bird for Poland's business conditions rose by 5.3 percent from February 2006.

 

The leading indicator's annualized six-month smoothed rate of change, which provides early signals of turning points in Poland's business cycle, registered an increase of 4.8 percent in February. Consecutive negative values of the growth rate predict an end to an upward trend in economic activity.