A–Z of economic indicators
1000 entries. Search for an economic indicator or choose a letter to browse the glossary — abbreviations such as “NFP” or “CPI” find the same pages.
9 results for “wage growth”
Multiple Data Points
Using several pieces of information together rather than relying on a single number, event, or signal.
Euro Area Negotiated Wage Growth
A quarterly ECB measure of the annual change in wages agreed through collective pay arrangements in the euro area.
Average Cash Earnings YoY
A monthly measure of Japanese wage growth based on average cash pay received by regular employees compared with a year earlier.
Average Hourly Earnings MoM
U.S. Average Hourly Earnings MoM tracks the monthly change in average hourly pay for private nonfarm employees and is a key wage-pressure component of the monthly jobs report.
Average Hourly Earnings YoY
U.S. Average Hourly Earnings YoY tracks annual growth in average hourly pay for private nonfarm payroll employees and is widely watched as a wage-inflation indicator.
Canada Average Hourly Wages YoY
Canada Average Hourly Wages YoY tracks annual wage growth for employees in the Labour Force Survey and helps traders assess labour-market tightness and inflation pressure.
Ireland Average Weekly Earnings YoY
A quarterly measure of how much employees earn per week in Ireland and how that amount has changed over a year.
U.S. Unit Labor Costs QoQ
U.S. nonfarm unit labor costs track labor compensation per unit of output and are a key gauge of wage-related cost pressure after accounting for productivity.
UK Average Earnings including Bonus (3Mo/Yr)
UK Average Weekly Earnings including bonuses tracks annual growth in total employee pay in Great Britain, averaged over a three-month period.