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Global growth-inflation momentum signals (acceleration, misery index, stagflation screen)

Annual global macro-momentum signals derived from the IMF World Economic Outlook (~196 countries, 1980 -> 2031 including WEO projections as published): real GDP growth, CPI inflation and unemployment rates with 1-year and 3-year changes, 30-year change volatility, 3-sigma anomaly flags vs a trailing 10-year baseline, naive-drift 1-year forecasts, a per-year cross-country volatility rank, the growth-acceleration gauge, the misery index (inflation + unemployment) and a stagflation screen (growth < 1% with inflation > 5%). All rows are country-normalized to verified ISO alpha-3 codes (IMF analytic aggregates excluded) so they join cleanly with other country-keyed datasets. Raw data: IMF World Economic Outlook; derived signals by Frontier Data Hub.

Source: Global Growth-Inflation Momentum Signals (derived)23,425 lignesMis à jour: 22/09/2026
gdp-growthinflationunemploymentmisery-indexstagflationweoimfglobalvolatilitymomentumanomaly-detectionforecastingsignals

Qualité

86.4

Attribution

International Monetary Fund, World Economic Outlook (derived signals by Frontier Data Hub)

Schéma

ColonneTypeDescription
datestringReference year (January 1st, YYYY-01-01) of the IMF World Economic Outlook observation; later years are WEO projections as published.
countrystringCanonical English short name of the country (IMF WEO country name, normalized).
country_codestringISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code (IMF WEO country code; analytic-group aggregates excluded).
series_idstringIndicator code: RGDP_GROWTH (real GDP growth), CPI_INFLATION (consumer price inflation), UNEMP_RATE (unemployment rate).
series_labelstringIMF World Economic Outlook subject label for the indicator: gross domestic product constant prices (percent change); inflation average consumer prices (annual percent change); unemployment rate (percent of total labor force).
valuefloatIndicator value as published in the IMF World Economic Outlook, in percent: real GDP growth (annual percent change), CPI inflation (annual percent change), unemployment rate (percent of total labor force).
change_1yfloat
volatility_30dfloat
momentum_3mfloat
anomaly_flaginteger
forecast_1mfloat
rankinteger
growth_accelerationfloat
misery_indexfloat
stagflation_flaginteger
inflation_z_10yfloat

Exemple de lignes

datecountrycountry_codeseries_idseries_labelvaluechange_1yvolatility_30dmomentum_3manomaly_flagforecast_1mrankgrowth_accelerationmisery_indexstagflation_flaginflation_z_10y
1980-01-01AngolaAGOCPI_INFLATIONInflation, average consumer prices — Annual percent change (IMF World Economic Outlook)46.700
1980-01-01AngolaAGORGDP_GROWTHGross domestic product, constant prices — Percent change (IMF World Economic Outlook)2.400
1980-01-01AlbaniaALBRGDP_GROWTHGross domestic product, constant prices — Percent change (IMF World Economic Outlook)2.700
1980-01-01AlbaniaALBUNEMP_RATEUnemployment rate — Percent of total labor force (IMF World Economic Outlook)500
1980-01-01United Arab EmiratesARECPI_INFLATIONInflation, average consumer prices — Annual percent change (IMF World Economic Outlook)10.101

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cURL

curl "https://datazimuts.com/v1/datasets/weo_signals/global_growth_inflation_momentum_signals" | jq '{title, rows, columns_count, license}'

Python

import requests

ds = requests.get("https://datazimuts.com/v1/datasets/weo_signals/global_growth_inflation_momentum_signals").json()
print(ds["title"], ds["rows"], "rows")

# Sample rows for an LLM context window
for row in ds.get("sample_rows", [])[:5]:
    print(row)

Point d’accès API: https://datazimuts.com/v1/datasets/weo_signals/global_growth_inflation_momentum_signals

Astuce : récupérez /llms.txt pour le catalogue complet lisible par machine.

Global growth-inflation momentum signals (acceleration, misery index, stagflation screen)