Bloomberg Graphics

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@BBGVisualData

Graphs, maps and data journalism from the Bloomberg Graphics team.

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Bloomberg Graphics @BBGVisualData Dec 17, 2025

Here’s how Bloomberg News told some of 2025’s most important stories with charts, maps and visuals bloomberg.com/graphics/2025-…

www.bloomberg.com 2025: The Year in Graphics, Data, Maps, and Visual Stories Here’s how Bloomberg News used charts, maps and other visuals to tell 2025’s most important stories.

Bloomberg Graphics @BBGVisualData May 27, 2025

Wall Street’s fear that trade-war anxiety would grind corporations’ spending on machinery and real estate to a halt, so far, is looking a little overblown.

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Eleven beeswarm charts plotting percent change in capex guidance for US companies, grouped by their sector. The companies are color-coded by their guidance, whether they were lowered after April 2 (magenta), reiterated (cyan) or raised (green). Further, some companies, seen in the left margin, had their guidance withdrawn. The majority of companies had their guidance reiterated. Some sectors saw more companies that had their guidance lowered or withdrawn, particularly in Industrials and Consumer discretionary. American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Sketchers USA, Carter’s, Crocs, Harley–Davidson, Jeld Wen and Beyond Meat were examples of companies whose guidance was withdrawn. All but one financial services company maintained their capex guidance. Rivian was one of the companies mentioned as having raised its full year capex guidance (by 12%).

Bloomberg Graphics @BBGVisualData May 27, 2025

Ukraine has rebuilt an energy grid that’s more resilient — and greener — than what it had before Russia’s invasion.

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Bloomberg Graphics @BBGVisualData May 13, 2025

Trump wants a trillion-dollar show of friendship from Saudi Arabia — but MBS’s massive spending spree at home makes that difficult.

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A chart about Saudi Arabia spending on mega projects, plotted by completion year, from 2025 to 2040. Each project is represented as a circle, sized by cost, up to about $1.5 trillion for the largest by far (NEOM’s The Line, for 2035). The circles are color-coded by project: SEVEN (dark red), ROSHN (orange), World Cup stadiums (turquoise), NEOM (beige) and others (yellow). 4 of the largest projects, from 25 to 64 billion dollars, are planned for 2030, and include the Diriyah Gate ($64B) and Oxagon ($60B).

Bloomberg Graphics @BBGVisualData May 12, 2025

From our Deportation Inc. series: Like a growing number of US communities, Torrance County, New Mexico, is convinced its financial survival depends on locking people up.

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