
Clear, data-first intelligence on the global economy: what happened, and what it changes.
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Our Global Policy Rate Map and the country economic profiles are citable as data, with the methodology published separately. Cite the map as:
When citing a rate, state the value, the central bank, the decision date, and the date you accessed the map, because policy rates change.
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