A first look profile using annual World Development Indicators. Open any signal for definitions and comparison limits.
+0.7 pts from 2024
2025 · observed→Prices-0.1 pts from 2024
2025 · observed→Jobs+0.3 pts from 2024
2025 · estimated→Trade-0.6 pts from 2024
2025 · observed→Living standards+$119 from 2024
2025 · observed→People−25.3K from 2024
2025 · estimated→GovernmentNot available for this geography in the selected source.
Unavailable→Businesses-0.1 pts from 2024
2025 · observed→Use output, prices and trade together to frame a question. The observations below describe reported periods; they do not establish why the latest news happened.
Reported GDP growth was 0.2% in 2025. Growth describes a change in total output; it does not show how gains were shared. Retrieved 2026-08-17.
Consumer price inflation was 2.2% in 2025. Compare this period with the report you are reading. An annual national measure can differ from a household’s experience. Retrieved 2026-08-17.
Understand prices and purchasing power →In the saved 2024 goods data, leading export categories include Vehicles and parts, Industrial machinery, Electrical machinery. These are goods categories, not a ranking of every industry: services and domestic production are outside this composition view.
Largest listed partners by combined reported imports and exports:
Trade values use current US dollars. Export sales are not profits, and trade concentration alone does not prove vulnerability.
Growth Lab at Harvard University: The Atlas of Economic Complexity · Observation 2024 · Retrieved 2026-09-04.
Inspect goods, imports and partner data →If transport becomes more expensive, which imported inputs or exported goods might be exposed? Start with the reported product and route, then check suppliers, inventories and contracts. A large trade flow alone cannot predict a price increase.
Work through a shipping-cost example →Explore 2024 goods categories, major trading partners, and six years of reported imports and exports.