Archive for the ‘Source: FT’ Category

The average size of stock trades has been shrinking in the medium term.

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note: if you have trouble seeing the FT grapic try a google search for the article name “Average trade size on top world stock exchanges” and click on the link there.

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“Drag the slider to see how staff compensation at these major banks relates to revenue and net income over time and see which bank pays their employees the most on average.”

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The FT has an audio annotated slideshow explaining the proposal.
(note, to get around FT’s registration try this link)

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Forecasts for economic growth.

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An interactive look at 10 years of global indices, bonds, interest rates, commodities, and a few key stocks.

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Updated 12/14/09. Use the slider at the top to go back in time. Roll-over countries to see data.

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From the FT: Simple popups with summary economic statistics for each country. Not a very interesting or useful visualization (nothing visual; can’t easily compare countries)

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Interactive ranking of performance on several factors.

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From the FT: Major changes and crises in the history of finance since 1914.

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The FT has an annotated animation explaining currency carry trade and it’s effects on markets.

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An annotated timeline of landmarks in gold prices.

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The FT takes a graphic look at a number of currency trends (dollar/euro, carry trade, commodity currencies, the renminbi, and a trade weighted exchange index). [the links on the below images all go to the same interactive tool]

 

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A collection of interesting charts, tables, maps, and interactive data toys -- with a focus on economics and graphic design. Enormous thanks to the bloggers who help find all this stuff, and the wonderful researchers, analysts, and graphic artists who create them.

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