CEIC's product suite combined with it's cutting edge CDMNext platform enable you to seamlessly integrate more than 5.5 million macroeconomic time series, covering 200+ economies, into your workflow. Our products allow you to effortlessly compare global markets as well as zero in on the deepest emerging markets data available.
Get exclusive access to unparalleled coverage of 200+ economies around the globe. Helping analysts and economists make sense of the world economy, CEIC Data’s Global Database has been the gold standard for knowledge on markets around the world since 1992. With access to such a vast database, users can gain insight into the ever-changing dynamics of world economies on a level of depth unrivaled by any other competitor.
Understand world’s most dynamic economies: Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, and Russia. CEIC’s unique Premium Databases offer users a wealth of information on the performance of various sectors and industries in five key developing markets. They offer a comprehensive source of statistics with easy access to CEIC’s experts in interpreting and understanding data.
A single access point for benchmarking and reference data, World Trend Plus provides in-depth insights into macroeconomic trends worldwide. It provides all the information you need to easily compare data on developed and emerging markets and make decisions that are smart, timely, and accurate.
With more than 335,000 time-series records on Chinese macroeconomic, sector, and regional data, our China database is the perfect companion for any type of research on China's economy.
The most accurate and in-depth source available on the Indian economy, CEIC's complete Indian economic database contains more than 372,000 time-series records on macroeconomic and industrial data, as well as access to regional data on 28 states, 7 union territories, and 640 districts.
Access CEIC’s economic, industry and sector data through the platform that best serves your data and analytical needs: APIs, feeds, or third-party econometric platforms.
