Industrial production rose a working-day-adjusted 5.7% year-on-year in November (October: +6.4% year-on-year), according to a second estimate by the Hungarian...
News Category: Trade
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Hungary: Industrial production growth eases again in November -
Israel: Exports fall further in December, rounding off a tepid 2019, while imports rebound Merchandise exports fell 2.5% in December in USD terms, following November’s revised 0.4% expansion (previously reported: -1.0% year-on-year). As a... -
Russia: Trade surplus shrinks in November as exports fall at the sharpest pace in over three years Merchandise exports totaled USD 35.4 billion in November 2019, representing a 12.0% year-on-year contraction. November’s result came on the heels... -
Peru: Exports back in the red in November Peru’s trade balance recorded a USD 669 million surplus in November, larger than October’s USD 416 million surplus but smaller... -
Philippines: Merchandise exports decline in November; import downturn continues Merchandise exports fell 0.7% in annual terms in November, contrasting October’s revised 0.3% increase (previously reported: +0.1% year-on-year). The downturn... -
India: Industrial production rebounds in November Industrial production increased 1.8% in November compared to the same month a year earlier, contrasting the 4.0% decrease in October.... -
Germany: Exports contract in November November trade data was little cause for jubilation. Exports contracted 2.3% month-on-month on a calendar- and seasonally-adjusted basis in the... -
Argentina: Industrial production contracts at sharper pace in November Industrial production fell 4.5% over the same month of last year in November, according to data released by the National... -
Taiwan: Exports and imports both climb in December, while trade surplus declines Merchandise exports increased 4.0% in December in annual terms, following November’s 3.3% expansion. The reading reflected a strong increase in... -
Latvia: Industrial output contracts in November Industrial production fell 0.2% in annual working-day adjusted terms in November, contrasting October’s 3.0% expansion. November’s reading was largely driven...