Consumer prices rose 0.40% over the previous month in November, swinging from the 0.43% drop seen in October. November’s result...
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Singapore: Consumer prices continue to fall in November -
Israel: Parliament dissolves following failure to pass budget, complicating fiscal response to Covid-19 crisis At midnight on 22 December, after a deadline to pass the 2020 budget was missed amid disagreement between Prime Minister... -
Lithuania: Industrial output growth speeds up in November Industrial output expanded 0.9% in year-on-year terms in November, which was above October’s 0.4% increase. Looking at the details of... -
Spain: Economy rebounds at slightly softer pace than previously estimated in Q3 A second reading of national accounts data showed that the economy expanded at a slightly softer pace than originally estimated... -
Ukraine: Industrial output falls at softest pace in over a year in November Industrial production dipped 0.3% in November, improving notably from the previous month’s 5.0% contraction. The result marked the softest decline... -
Mexico: Economic activity growth picks up pace in October The monthly indicator for economic activity (IGAE) rose 1.6% in month-on-month seasonally-adjusted terms in October, which was above September’s 1.2%... -
Thailand: Central Bank keeps rate at record low for fifth meeting running in December At its 23 December meeting, the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Thailand (BoT) held the policy rate at... -
Canada: GDP growth slows in October as recovery loses steam The economy grew 0.4% month-on-month in October, easing from September’s 0.8% increase, although marginally beating Statistics Canada’s preliminary estimate of... -
Uruguay: Central Bank on hold in December At its final meeting of 2020 on 23 December, the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Uruguay decided... -
United States: Consumer confidence drops in December Consumer confidence came in at 88.6 in December, down from November’s 92.9. As a result, the index fell further below...