Merchandise exports were up 18.1% annually in December (November: +21.1% year-on-year), markedly above market expectations. Surging exports in recent months...
News Category: Trade
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China: Merchandise exports surge in December -
Hungary: Industrial output growth softens in November Industrial output expanded 1.6% year-on-year in November (October: +2.7% yoy), according to a second estimate. Looking at the details of... -
Israel: Merchandise exports rebound in December Merchandise exports soared 14.1% annually in December (November: -3.0% year-on-year). Meanwhile, merchandise imports rose 6.8% in annual terms in December... -
Kazakhstan: Industrial output expands at fastest pace since May in December Industrial production expanded 0.3% year-on-year in December (November: -2.9% yoy). The reading marked the best result since May. The notable... -
Germany: Merchandise exports grow at a quicker pace in November Merchandise exports rose 2.2% month-on-month on a calendar- and seasonally-adjusted basis in November, up from October’s 0.8%. Import growth, meanwhile,... -
Taiwan: Merchandise exports growth remains upbeat in December Merchandise exports jumped 12.0% annually in December, matching November’s result. Meanwhile, merchandise imports growth moderated to 0.9% over the same... -
Philippines: Merchandise exports rebound growing at the fastest pace since January in November Merchandise exports grew 3.0% in annual terms in November, swinging from October’s 1.2% contraction and marking the best reading in... -
Peru: Merchandise exports increase at a softer rate in November Merchandise exports edged up 2.4% in annual terms in November (October: +9.9% year-on-year) marking the third consecutive month of growth.... -
Malaysia: Growth in merchandise exports pick up in November Merchandise exports increased 5.0% in annual and USD terms in November, accelerating markedly from October’s 1.1% rise. Similarly, export growth... -
Argentina: Merchandise exports continue to plummet in November Merchandise exports tumbled 25.6% in annual terms in November, following October’s 20.7% slump and marking the worst reading since May...