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246 cleaned, analysis-ready datasets and reference tables - every one QC-verified and AI-training-safe.
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European Bank Lending Rates
Monthly new-business bank lending rates from the ECB's MFI Interest Rate Statistics (MIR): what businesses and households actually PAY to borrow, not the policy rate they're priced off. Composite cost-of-borrowing for non-financial corporations and for household house purchase, plus household consumer-credit rates, for the euro area aggregate and the big-5 national markets (DE/FR/IT/ES/NL).
European Country Macro Panel
One ESG/macro sheet per European country - 11 variables: HICP inflation, unemployment and youth unemployment, industrial production, producer prices, retail trade, the goods trade balance, economic-sentiment and consumer-confidence indicators, air-passenger traffic and gas storage fullness - aligned on ISO country × month. The macro dashboard table, pre-joined across Eurostat + GIE.
European Country Profile
Everything we know about every European country, in one file. This flagship panel joins ~45 annual variables per country - inflation and the full HICP breakdown, GDP, house prices, unemployment and vacancies, government revenue/deficit/debt, births/deaths and vital rates, household & industrial energy prices, energy import-dependency, construction output, tourism nights, air passengers and greenhouse-gas emissions - aligned on country × year since 2000. One coherent, licence-clean panel worth far more than the sum of its parts: the single sheet a cross-country analyst (or a forecasting model) actually wants. Built entirely from redistributable official sources (Eurostat), safe to redistribute and to train on.
European Demographics
The population dynamics behind every long-range forecast, in one clean Parquet: crude birth and death rates, absolute live births and deaths, life expectancy at birth, the total fertility rate, median age and the old-age dependency ratio - for every European country, one row per country × measure × year. The full demographic signal that drives labour supply, pensions, healthcare and housing demand; joins to macro, labour and housing on country code.
European Digital Economy
Digital adoption for every European country: the share of households with internet access, individuals using the internet, and individuals who bought online - one row per country × indicator × year. The connectivity-and-e-commerce headline behind every digital-single-market, tech-policy and consumer report; joins to macro, wages and education on country code. Licence-clean and AI-training-safe.
European GDP
Quarterly GDP for every European country in one clean Parquet: the headline quarter-on-quarter growth rate, the chain-linked volume index (2015=100) and GDP at current prices (€ million), all seasonally adjusted - one row per country × measure × quarter since 1995. The single most-watched macro number, cleaned from Eurostat's national accounts; joins to inflation, labour and public finance on country code.
European Income Inequality & Poverty (SILC)
The canonical EU living-standards series in one clean Parquet: the Gini coefficient of disposable income, the at-risk-of-poverty rate (after transfers), the headline at-risk-of-poverty-or-social-exclusion (AROPE) rate and severe material & social deprivation - for every European country, one row per country × indicator × year. The numbers behind every EU inequality, ESG-social and policy report; joins to macro, labour and fiscal on country code. Aggregate indicators only - no household microdata, no PII. Licence-clean and AI-training-safe.
European Inflation (HICP)
The full HICP inflation picture for every European country in one clean Parquet: the harmonised price index level (2015=100), headline annual and month-on-month inflation, core inflation (excluding energy and unprocessed food), and the energy and food components - pulled from Eurostat's fiddly JSON-stat API and flattened to one row per country × measure × month since 2000. The official series behind every ECB and press-cycle inflation number, ready to chart.
European Macro Indicators
Nine high-value monthly macro series for every European country, pulled from Eurostat's fiddly JSON-stat API and flattened into one clean Parquet: HICP annual inflation, the seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate and youth unemployment, the industrial production index, the producer price index, retail trade volume, the goods trade balance, and the economic-sentiment and consumer-confidence indicators - one row per country × indicator × month since 2000.
European Public Finance
The fiscal position of every European country in one clean Parquet: general-government revenue, expenditure and deficit/surplus, plus Maastricht gross debt - all as a percentage of GDP, one row per country × measure × year since 1995. The four numbers behind every sovereign-credit call and EU fiscal-rule debate, cleaned from Eurostat's national accounts and validated against the headline figures; joins to macro, inflation and rates on country code.
European R&D Intensity
The innovation-competitiveness headline for every European country: gross domestic expenditure on R&D as a share of GDP - total, plus the split by who performs it (business enterprise, government, higher education) - one row per country × sector × year. The R&D-intensity number in every competitiveness, tech-policy and industrial-strategy report; joins to macro and regional on country code. Licence-clean and AI-training-safe.
European Regional Panel (NUTS2)
The socio-economic profile of every European NUTS2 region in one panel - SUB-NATIONAL depth on 9 headline indicators: GDP and GDP per capita, employment and unemployment rates, population, life expectancy at birth, the at-risk-of-poverty-or-exclusion rate, tertiary-education attainment and R&D expenditure. ~400 regions, one row per region × indicator × year since 2000. The granularity site-selection, regional-policy, market-sizing and ESG teams actually need - Bavaria vs Saxony, Lombardy vs Calabria, not just 'Germany' and 'Italy'. Built from Eurostat regional statistics; licence-clean and AI-training-safe.
Global Commodity Prices
Monthly global benchmark prices for 80 commodities and price indices - crude oil, natural gas, coal, grains, edible oils, sugar, coffee, cocoa, fertilizers (DAP, potash, phosphate rock), base & precious metals, plus the World Bank price indices - back to 2000. Clean continuous per-commodity series from the World Bank Pink Sheet, normalized from a messy multi-header Excel workbook into tidy Parquet.
Global Country Profile
Every country on Earth, every year, ~75 indicators, one file. The worldwide flagship: World Bank development indicators (GDP, growth, trade, debt, health, education, energy, environment, demographics) and climate indicators, joined with OECD harmonised inflation, house prices and unemployment - aligned on ISO-3 country × year since 2000, ~200 countries. One coherent, licence-clean panel that replaces a dozen separate downloads - the single cross-country sheet a global-macro analyst or a forecasting model actually wants. 100% redistributable official data (World Bank CC-BY + OECD CC-BY), safe to redistribute and to train on.
Global Development Indicators
62 core World Bank development indicators (GDP, inflation, population, unemployment, debt, CO2, energy use, life expectancy, internet use…) for every country, 2000-2026 - cleaned from the World Bank API into one tidy long Parquet you can pivot in a line.
Global Inflation (OECD CPI)
The inflation picture for the whole OECD - the United States, Japan, the UK and every other member, not just Europe - in one clean Parquet. The harmonised CPI index plus headline, core (excluding food & energy), food and energy year-on-year rates, one row per country × measure × month since 2000. The comparable, cross-country inflation series behind every central-bank comparison; the global complement to our European HICP product.
OECD Composite Leading Indicators, Business & Consumer Confidence
Three OECD business-cycle barometers in one clean Parquet - the Composite Leading Indicator (CLI), the Business Confidence Indicator (BCI) and the Consumer Confidence Indicator (CCI) - for every covered country, pulled keyless from the OECD Data Explorer. All amplitude-adjusted and normalised to 100; the CLI's peaks/troughs lead GDP ~6-9 months, while BCI and CCI read current firm and household sentiment. One tidy long row per country × indicator × month.
US Business Establishments by County
The U.S. Census Bureau's County Business Patterns, cleaned into one analysis-ready Parquet: the number of business establishments, total employment (mid-March) and annual payroll for every U.S. county, broken out by the 20 top-level NAICS industry sectors plus the all-sectors total, for 2018-2023. The ground-truth local-economy panel behind site selection, regional benchmarking and industry-mix analysis - joins on 5-digit county FIPS. Aggregate cells only (Census noise-infused, no firm-level data or PII); U.S. federal public domain, fully redistributable. Attribute the U.S. Census Bureau; a cleaned/derived redistribution, not the official unmodified file.
US Inflation
The US inflation picture in one clean Parquet - the official price indices desks and the Fed actually watch, not scraped retail prices. Headline CPI, core CPI (ex food & energy), the food and energy CPI components, the Fed's preferred PCE and core PCE deflators, and producer prices (PPI all-commodities + final demand) - monthly, aligned on date, back to 1990. Public domain at origin (BLS + BEA); FRED is just the retrieval pipe, so resale stays clean.
US Macro Indicators
The US real-economy dashboard in one tidy Parquet - the headline indicators every macro desk tracks: unemployment rate, nonfarm payrolls, initial jobless claims, real GDP, industrial production, capacity utilization, retail sales, personal consumption, durable-goods orders, housing starts, vehicle sales, business inventories, M2 money supply, plus the policy and rates layer - the fed funds rate, 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields and the 10Y-2Y curve spread (the classic recession signal). Aligned on date, back to 1990. Public domain at origin (BLS, BEA, Federal Reserve, Census, Treasury); FRED is only the retrieval pipe, so resale stays clean. Distinct from our inflation and liquidity sets.