What's possible
This is the fairly complex app built with paid tools; compare it with the simple app on page 6.
Try a supply cut
Estimate the value of disrupted imports as a share of GDP. This is trade dependence, not a forecast of lost GDP or inflation.
Move a slider to model a cut. With both at zero, losses are zero and countries stay in exposure order.
Supply cuts: Russia 0%, Gulf 0%. Disrupted imports as a share of GDP.
Top 15
Arrows show movement from the default exposure ranking.
Charts need the chart download. The ranking and country explorer work without it.
- Brunei Darussalam0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Kyrgyzstan0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Mongolia0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Singapore0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Greece0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Mauritius0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Armenia0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Slovakia0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Jordan0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Mozambique0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Thailand0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Rep. of Korea0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Lithuania0.00% of GDP→ no change
- India0.00% of GDP→ no change
- Belarus0.00% of GDP→ no change
Country explorer
Data: UN Comtrade (importer-reported, mirror where noted), IMF WEO April 2026 GDP. Fetched: PROVISIONAL partial fetch.
Inflation: IMF WEO April 2026, peak annual inflation in 2021 to 2023 and cumulative price rise in 2020 to 2025.
If this app had AI built in
If this app had an AI built in
Policy memo on demand
Turn selected figures into a short policy brief for review.
Draft a 200-word brief on inflation in Laos for a finance ministry.
Laos recorded a peak annual inflation rate of 31.23% in the peak comparison window, with a cumulative price rise of 133.44% from 2020 to 2025. Draft. Check every number before use.
Ask the data in plain English
Answer a question by comparing the countries in the dataset.
Which G7 country had the lowest cumulative inflation?
Japan had the lowest cumulative inflation in the G7, at 11.9% from 2020 to 2025.
Explain an outlier
Separate what the data shows from explanations that need research.
Why is Myanmar so far above the rest?
The data shows Myanmar’s cumulative price rise of 187.73%, compared with the ASEAN median of 17.79%. It cannot show the cause; check central bank publications and the IMF Article IV report for context.
Country briefing card
Summarise a country and compare it with the regional median.
Brief me on Vietnam.
- Peak annual inflation
- 3.25%; below the ASEAN median of 5.98%.
- Cumulative price rise, 2020 to 2025
- 19.85%; above the ASEAN median of 17.79%.
Translate a finding
Translate the headline while keeping its meaning intact.
Say the headline in Bahasa Indonesia.
Inflasi median di negara ASEAN dari 2020 hingga 2025 lebih rendah daripada di negara G7.
English: Median inflation in ASEAN countries from 2020 to 2025 was lower than in G7 countries.
Why it is not built in: a live AI feature costs money per question and needs an API key we would have to protect. These examples show what it would do.