The explosion in egg prices can be clearly seen in this visualization, which covers changes in U.S. food prices from 2021 to 2025.

Dividing all discovered gold (244,000 metric tons) by the the people (8 billion): how much gold does everyone get?

Aside from Ukraine and Palestine, there are several other equally violent and ongoing armed conflicts in the world. A quick explainer.

Lopsided market capitalizations of these 10 largest companies across regions reveals a deeper phenomenon at play. We investigate.

We show shifts in the home price-to-income ratio, highlighting how several nations continue to face a housing crunch.

India led global IPO volumes in 2024, while U.S. IPOs generated the highest proceeds.

Visual Capitalist has partnered with the Hinrich Foundation to explore the landscape of global trade and find out what students and trade professionals can do to maximize their careers.

Florida remains a buyer’s market, with five of the top ten cities most favorable for buyers being located in the Sunshine State.

The data is in. America’s entrepreneurs are key to job growth. On the other hand, existing businesses tend to cut more jobs than they add.

This infographic shows the share of in-person workers for multiple industries in 2024, highlighting the decline of remote work.

Eighteen of the 20 countries with the highest fertility rates in 2025 can be found in Africa. What does this tell us? We investigate.

Which states contribute the most to the U.S. economy? This graphic breaks down the country's GDP by state, including overseas activity.

China’s population already peaked in 2021. For the other most populous countries, which will hit its population peak next?

The world’s largest defense budget affords a lot of room for sustaining military bases around the world. Here’s where they are.

Reciprocal tariffs mean European product prices will increase. Here’s how much each state imports from the EU.

How different does America look since the pandemic started? Here’s every state’s population change to find out.

International stocks are outpacing the S&P 500 so far in 2025. Here is a historical look at their returns against U.S. stocks since 1979.

In this graphic, we show the world's 48,000 publicly-traded companies, collectively valued at $124 trillion.

The top 20 stocks have delivered a 25.8% average annual return in the last 20 years.

The average number of weekly hours worked in the U.S. in 2025 has dropped to levels seen during the 2020 pandemic.

Visual Capitalist partnered with Empower to explore Americans' average net worth and rank the top states by average net worth.