Consumer confidence came in at 33.7 in November, marginally up from October’s 33.6. November’s result marked the strongest reading since...
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Japan: Consumer confidence inches up but remains in negative territory in November -
Kazakhstan: Inflation hits highest level since November 2017 in November Consumer prices rose a seasonally-adjusted 0.93% over the previous month in November, picking up from October’s 0.65% rise. November’s result... -
Korea: Inflation increases in November Consumer prices dropped 0.10% over the previous month in November, a smaller fall than the 0.56% drop logged in October.... -
Australia: Lifting of restrictions amid massive fiscal and monetary stimulus prompt rebound in Q3 GDP rose 3.3% in seasonally-adjusted quarter-on-quarter terms in Q3, benefiting from the easing of lockdown measures, as well as supportive... -
Euro Area: Pace of decline in annual prices stable in November Harmonized consumer prices fell 0.3% compared to the same period of the previous year in November, matching October’s decrease. Inflation... -
Indonesia: Inflation hits highest level since June in November Consumer prices rose a seasonally-adjusted 0.28% over the previous month in November, accelerating from October’s 0.07% increase. November’s result marked... -
United Kingdom: House price growth rises to fresh multi-year high in November According to the Nationwide Building Society (NBS), house prices in the United Kingdom rose 0.9% month-on-month in November, following October’s... -
Italy: Second estimate reveals both domestic and external demand supported Q3’s rebound A second estimate revealed that GDP soared 15.9% in Q3 over the previous period in seasonally- and working-day-adjusted terms, amid... -
Hungary: Second reading confirms softer contraction in Q3 A second GDP release confirmed that the pace of economic contraction moderated considerably in the third quarter, with GDP falling... -
Australia: RBA stands pat in December meeting At its monetary policy meeting on 1 December, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to keep the cash rate...