Economic activity contracted at a softer pace of 8.8% on an annual basis in Q3, on the heels of Q2’s...
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Ecuador: Contraction in GDP softens but remains pronounced in Q3 -
Singapore: Economy contracts at slower pace in Q4 Activity shrank at a notably slower pace in the fourth quarter according to an advanced estimate, marking a continued improvement... -
Portugal: Consumer sentiment improves again in December; business sentiment remains unchanged Consumer sentiment rose to minus 24.3 in December, from minus 29.6 in November. The upturn was broad-based as consumers grew... -
Latvia: Industrial production gains pace in November Industrial production increased 2.7% in year-on-year, calendar-day adjusted terms in November 2020, rebounding from October’s 1.2% fall and growing at... -
Peru: Inflation drops slightly in December Consumer prices in Metropolitan Lima increased 0.05% in December over the previous month, softening from November’s 0.52% rise. December’s moderation... -
Mexico: Growth in remittances gains speed in November Remittances amounted to USD 3.4 billion in November, representing a 15.6% year-on-year expansion. This follows October’s 14.1% year-on-year expansion and... -
Korea: Merchandise exports rise at a quicker pace in December Merchandise exports shot up 12.6% over the same month last year in December amid solid IT demand, following November’s 4.1%... -
Venezuela: Depreciation of bolívar remains rampant in 2020; softens from levels seen in 2018 and 2019 The Venezuelan bolívar soberano fell sharply against the U.S. dollar in 2020 amid rampant inflationary pressures and tumbling oil production.... -
Russia: Inflation hits highest level since May 2019 in December Consumer prices increased 0.80% in December over the previous month, picking up from the 0.71% rise recorded in November. December’s... -
Croatia: Industrial output drops at sharpest pace since June in November Industrial output declined 1.7% year-on-year in working-day adjusted terms in November, contrasting October’s 2.2% expansion and marking the lowest reading...