OECD Composite Leading Indicator (Normalized) Ranking

The OECD Composite Leading Indicator is an important indicator for forecasting economic trends in the coming months. With 100 as the baseline, a reading above 100 indicates a high likelihood of economic improvement, while below 100 suggests signs of slowdown. Higher-ranked countries tend to show strong consumer demand, with expanding investment and employment. Conversely, lower-ranked countries face weak business sentiment and consumer confidence, raising concerns about economic slowdown. The indicator reflects the impact of each country's economic policies and global conditions, and by monitoring it regularly, turning points in the business cycle can be identified early.