A world in perspective

Earthboard is a free public economic-data explorer. Rotate the globe, open country windows, compare economies and export tables as CSV. The interactive dashboard offers English and Korean interfaces and covers 217 non-aggregate World Bank economies.

What you can explore

• Annual inflation, GDP growth, GDP, income per person, unemployment and central-government debt.
• Annual S&P Global Equity Indices changes distributed through World Bank WDI.
• Daily Brent and WTI spot oil prices and European Central Bank reference exchange rates.

Sources and meaning

World Bank World Development Indicators supplies the annual country series. Inflation measures annual consumer-price change, not a cost-of-living level. GDP and GDP per capita use current US dollars, not purchasing-power parity. Unemployment is an ILO modeled estimate. Debt coverage is incomplete and refers to central government.

US Energy Information Administration supplies daily Brent and WTI spot prices in US dollars per barrel. These are observations, not futures prices or live trading quotes.

European Central Bank supplies daily reference rates expressed as currency units per euro. Country series, oil and exchange rates have independent observation dates.

Dates, gaps and comparisons

Every observation retains its original date. Collection time describes when Earthboard retrieved a snapshot; it is not the provider's publication date. Missing data stays missing. Exact-year comparisons never substitute another year. Latest observations can come from different years, especially for debt and equity returns. A collection failure preserves the last successful snapshot and is shown in the dashboard.

Attribution and reuse

World Bank data is subject to its terms and series-specific metadata. The included equity series metadata names S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC and specifies CC BY 4.0. Earthboard selects periods, converts formats and visualizes original values without changing the observations.

See EIA reuse information and the ECB disclaimer. Geographic boundaries come from Natural Earth's public-domain data. Boundary depiction does not express a sovereignty position. No provider endorsement is implied.

Your workspace

Saved layouts and named workspaces stay in your browser. They are not cloud backups. Public browsing does not require an account. Unusually frequent API requests may require a temporary access check.