Indices

Three International Date Indices

Composite indices tracking price, production and trade momentum for the global date sector, rebased to 2018 = 100.

International Date Price Index

IDPI · Base 2018 = 100

141.4+5.4%

Previous period: 134.1

Tracks weighted average export unit prices of dates across reporting countries and traded varieties.

International Date Production Index

IDPRI · Base 2018 = 100

125.8+3.4%

Previous period: 121.7

Measures the volume of global date production relative to the base period, adjusted for area and yield.

International Date Trade Index

IDTI · Base 2018 = 100

140.6+4.5%

Previous period: 134.6

Composite measure of global date trade momentum combining traded volume, value and market reach.

Comparing the three indices

All three indices share the same 2018 base period, so relative momentum can be read directly from the chart.

Data Source: Council price panel, member submissions and ITC unit values2018–2026 · sample seriesSample / Demonstration Data

What is an index?

An index expresses change relative to a fixed base period, set to 100. A value of 108 means the measured activity is 8% above the base period; 92 means it is 8% below. Indices let policymakers compare price, production and trade momentum on the same scale, independent of currency or volume units.

IDPI

Base year: 2018

Base value: 100

IDPRI

Base year: 2018

Base value: 100

IDTI

Base year: 2018

Base value: 100

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