TradePulse
Trade flows, economic indicators and commodity prices by country.
Right now
All observations →- 13United States — GDP $26055BUnited States · $10T · 13.415884643462796 log10 GDP (US$)
- 13United Kingdom — GDP $3181BUnited Kingdom · $1T · 12.502597028423034 log10 GDP (US$)
- 12United Arab Emirates — GDP $511BUnited Arab Emirates · $100B · 11.70876361499338 log10 GDP (US$)
- 12Turkiye — GDP $926BTurkiye · $100B · 11.96665670099919 log10 GDP (US$)
- 12Thailand — GDP $496BThailand · $100B · 11.695211767318977 log10 GDP (US$)
- 12Switzerland — GDP $858BSwitzerland · $100B · 11.933729695699052 log10 GDP (US$)
- 12Sweden — GDP $575BSweden · $100B · 11.759721646773158 log10 GDP (US$)
- 12Spain — GDP $1449BSpain · $1T · 12.161023622481203 log10 GDP (US$)
- 12South Africa — GDP $408BSouth Africa · $100B · 11.610229959234967 log10 GDP (US$)
- 12Singapore — GDP $514BSingapore · $100B · 11.711176441421667 log10 GDP (US$)
Scale (log10 GDP (US$))
Learn the basics
Trade and economic data describe the size and shape of national economies and the flows of goods and services between them. The headline figure is usually Gross Domestic Product (GDP) — the total value of everything a country produces in a year — alongside how much it exports, how much it imports, and the balance between the two.
TradePulse pulls open indicators from the World Bank and partner sources, normalizes economies onto a common scale (log₁₀ of GDP in US dollars, so a $1 trillion economy and a $1 billion economy can sit on the same map), and shows the trade flows that connect them. The aim is to make the standard measures of an economy — output, trade, and the gaps between countries — readable at a glance.