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Macroeconomic Data for Belarus

Our overview page provides detailed insights into the economic indicators of Belarus. We cover a wide range of categories including money, Gross Domestic Product (GDP), prices, business, trade, government, labor, and energy. Utilize our accurate and up-to-date data to make informed decisions and understand the economic situation and development of Belarus.

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Business

5 Indikatoren

Changes in Inventory Levels

Industrial production

Industrial Production MoM

Manufacturing Production

Mining Production

Consumer

4 Indikatoren

Consumer spending

Gasoline Prices

Retail Sales MoM

Retail Sales YoY

GDP

16 Indikatoren

Annual GDP Growth Rate

GDP

GDP at constant prices

GDP from Agriculture

GDP from Construction

GDP from Manufacturing

GDP from Mining

GDP from Public Administration

GDP from Services

GDP from the Transportation Sector

GDP from Utilities

GDP Growth for the Full Year

GDP per capita

GDP per capita PPP

Gross Capital Expenditure

Monthly GDP YoY

Government

9 Indikatoren

Corruption Index

Corruption Rank

government budget

Government Debt to GDP Ratio

Government Spending

Government Spending

Military expenditures

Public revenue

Value of the State Budget

Money

9 Indikatoren

Cash Reserve Ratio

Deposit interest rate

Foreign currency reserves

Interest Rate

Interest Rate on Loans

Money Supply M0

Money Supply M1

Money Supply M2

Money Supply M3

Prices

6 Indikatoren

Core Consumer Prices

Food Inflation

Inflation Rate

Inflation Rate MoM

Producer Price Change

Producer prices

Trading

13 Indikatoren

Arms Sales

Capital Flows

Crude Oil Production

Current Account

Current Account to GDP

Exports

Foreign debt

Gold reserves

Imports

Terrorism Index

Tourist arrivals

Trade Balance

Transfers

Work

9 Indikatoren

Employed persons

Minimum Wages

Population

Retirement Age Men

Retirement Age Women

Unemployed Persons

Unemployment Rate

Wage Growth

Wages