Source freshness and revisions
See when each source dataset changed, which period it currently reaches and where the largest recent movements occurred.
quarterly · namq_10_gdp
Seasonally and calendar-adjusted real GDP change from the previous quarter.
Early GDP estimates are revised, and a single quarter can be distorted by strikes, weather or volatile industries.
Open the Eurostat dataset →monthly · une_rt_m
Seasonally adjusted unemployment as a share of the labour force.
It excludes people outside the labour force and does not measure hours, pay, informality or job quality.
Open the Eurostat dataset →monthly · sts_trtu_m
Seasonally and calendar-adjusted volume of retail sales.
It excludes many services and does not represent total household consumption.
Open the Eurostat dataset →monthly · sts_inpr_m
Seasonally and calendar-adjusted production volume across mining, manufacturing and energy.
Industry has a different weight in each economy, so the same index movement can have a different effect on total GDP.
Open the Eurostat dataset →monthly · prc_hicp_minr
Annual change in the harmonised consumer price index, using the common EU methodology.
The national consumption basket still differs by country, and a lower positive rate means prices are rising more slowly rather than falling.
Open the Eurostat dataset →quarterly · prc_hpi_q
Quarterly price index for residential properties purchased by households.
It does not measure rents, affordability, mortgage costs or differences within a country.
Open the Eurostat dataset →Charmgen checks the official Eurostat datasets after their scheduled database update windows. A page date changes only when the cached source response changes. “Largest movement” is descriptive and uses the comparison interval appropriate to that series; it is not a ranking of economic performance.
Source datasets can revise earlier observations. For decisions that depend on a particular release vintage, consult the linked Eurostat dataset and its metadata.