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World Bank — GDP & Economic Indicators

This tool extracts Gross Domestic Product (GDP) data along with over 30 additional economic indicators directly from the World Bank Open Data API version 2. It operates without the need for an API key, making it accessible and easy to use for anyone interested in economic analysis.

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World Bank — GDP & Economic Indicators API through CLI

The Apify CLI is the official tool that allows you to use World Bank — GDP & Economic Indicators locally, providing convenience functions and automatic retries on errors.

Install Apify CLI

Using installation script (macOS/Linux):

$curl -fsSL https://apify.com/install-cli.sh | bash

Using installation script (Windows):

$irm https://apify.com/install-cli.ps1 | iex

Using Homebrew:

$brew install apify-cli

Using npm:

$npm install -g apify-cli

Other API clients include:

World Bank — GDP & Economic Indicators API in Python

World Bank — GDP & Economic Indicators API in JavaScript

World Bank — GDP & Economic Indicators OpenAPI definition

World Bank — GDP & Economic Indicators API

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