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Growth: where the data is diverging

274 growth signals are diverging right now; 241 moving against their own trend; 33 sitting far from the global norm — led by United States.

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In short

  • ›United States — GDP is well above the global norm ($32.4T).
  • ›Guyana — Productivity is well above the global norm (41.47%).
  • ›Suriname — Investment is moving sharply against its own recent trend (37.5%).
  • ›West Bank and Gaza — Real GDP growth is well below the global norm (-26.56%).

Supporting signals

The data behind this note

  • 1United States — GDP is well above the global normpeerGDP$32.4T▲+11.73σ
  • 2Guyana — Productivity is well above the global normpeerProductivity41.47%▲+9.71σ
  • 3Suriname — Investment is moving sharply against its own recent trendmomentumInvestment37.5%▼−9.54pp
  • 4West Bank and Gaza — Real GDP growth is well below the global normpeerReal GDP growth-26.56%▼−8.29σ
  • 5China — GDP is well above the global normpeerGDP$20.9T▲+7.47σ
  • 6Monaco — GDP per capita is well above the global normpeerGDP per capita$288.0K▲+7.06σ
  • 7Bolivia — GDP is moving sharply against its own recent trendmomentumGDP$0.1T▲+25.67%
  • 8DR Congo — GDP is moving sharply against its own recent trendmomentumGDP$0.1T▲+32.93%

Generated from current observations and the signal engine. Describes movement in the data — not a forecast or investment advice.