According to the National Department of Administrative Statistics (DANE), exports swung to contraction in December from expansion in the previous...
News Category: Trade
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Colombia: Exports swing to contraction in December -
Brazil: Industrial production rebounds in December Industrial production rebounded in December, growing 0.2% month-on-month in seasonally-adjusted terms. The result contrasted November’s revised 0.1% contraction (previously reported:... -
Korea: Exports fall in January for second consecutive month Merchandise exports fell 5.8% year-on-year in January—a more pronounced drop than December’s revised 1.3% fall (previously reported: -1.2% year-on-year)—to total... -
Thailand: Growth in manufacturing output eases markedly in November Growth in manufacturing output inched down to 0.8% year-on-year in December from a revised 0.9% in November (previously reported: +1.0%... -
Malaysia: Exports growth recovers somewhat in December In USD terms, exports grew 2.3% over the same month a year earlier in December. This is up from November’s... -
Mexico: Trade surplus catches analysts off-guard in December Merchandise trade recorded a USD 1.8 billion surplus in December, up considerably from the negligible balance registered in the same... -
Denmark: Economic Snapshot for the Nordic Economies Denmark Economic momentum appears to have remained solid in the final quarter of the year, following a strong showing in... -
Russia: Export growth stays strong in November Merchandise exports totaled USD 40.5 billion in November, which represented a solid 21.0% expansion from the USD 33.4 billion sum... -
Argentina: Trade surplus widens further in December on falling imports and surging exports Exports leaped 15.4% in year-on-year terms in December, following November’s 14.6% increase. December’s jump reflected a strong rise in exports... -
Japan: Exports contract at fastest pace in over two years in December Nominal yen-denominated merchandise exports fell 3.8% year-on-year in December, contrasting the 0.1% increase in November. The contraction was larger than...