Manufacturing output nosedived 25.8% in month-on-month seasonally-adjusted terms in December, which contrasted November’s 55.4% increase. The result marked the worst...
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Ireland: Manufacturing activity dips sharply in December -
Estonia: Inflation reemerges in January Consumer prices rose 0.65% over the previous month in January, quickening from the 0.01% uptick logged in December 2020. January’s... -
Taiwan: Consumer prices register biggest annual drop since October 2020 in January Consumer prices increased 0.38% in January over the previous month, picking up from the 0.03% rise logged in December. January’s... -
Indonesia: GDP contracts at milder pace in the fourth quarter GDP slid at a more moderate rate of 2.2% year-on-year in the fourth quarter of 2020, above the 3.5% contraction... -
Norway: Industrial output grows at fastest pace in over one-year in December Industrial output grew 3.4% month-on-month in seasonally-adjusted terms in December (November: +1.7% mom). December’s reading marked the best result since... -
Sweden: Industrial output growth broadly unchanged in December Industrial output increased 0.4% in month-on-month seasonally-adjusted terms in December, which matched November’s 0.4% increase. Looking at the details of... -
Costa Rica: Inflation continues to climb in January Consumer prices increased over the previous month in January, clocking in a 0.18% rise, easing from December’s 0.53% growth. The... -
United States: Labor market conditions improve marginally in January Total non-farm payrolls increased a modest 49,000 in January, virtually meeting analysts’ expectations of a 50,000 increase. This follows December’s... -
India: Reserve Bank of India keeps rates unchanged in February At its monetary policy meeting ending on 5 February, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) kept its policy rates unchanged,... -
Philippines: Inflation hits two-year high in January Consumer prices increased a seasonally-adjusted 1.27% over the previous month in January, following December’s 0.88% rise. January’s upturn was chiefly...