G7 & Western Europe

- Individual + consensus forecasts
- Historical data, charts & commentary
- Quarterly and long-term special surveys
Compare monthly macroeconomic, currency and commodity forecast services built from the views of professional forecasters around the world.
Used by central banks, investment banks, corporates and academic institutions worldwide.
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Consensus Economics publishes regional macroeconomic forecasts, foreign exchange forecasts and specialist energy, metals and agriculture price forecasts, together with selected special surveys and longer-horizon datasets. Browse forecasts by country.
Yes. The consensus is built from individual professional forecasts, and the relevant publication tables provide contributor-level detail alongside the calculated consensus so users can see the range of views behind the headline number. How the consensus works.
Our core regional, foreign-exchange and commodity surveys follow a monthly publication cycle. Some specialist and long-horizon surveys are conducted quarterly, twice yearly or annually according to the subject. View publication schedules.
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