Key macroeconomic data

Economic variables continuously monitored by central banks that influence the financial market in various ways, either immediately or with a time lag, and are therefore important for monetary policy. These include, above all, gross national product, consumer prices, the current account balance and the unemployment rate. – See Elizabeth question, models, monetary, thrift rule. Transmission mechanism, monetary, two-pillar principle. – Cf. Annual Report 2011 of the Deutsche Bundesbank, p. 22 (macroeconomic key data of various economies in comparison), p. 34: the same for the euro area countries).

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