Core machinery orders—which cover the private sector, exclude volatile orders and are a leading indicator for capital spending over the...
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Japan: Core machinery orders edge down in September -
Hungary: Decline in industrial output sharpens somewhat in September According to a second estimate by the Statistical Institute, industrial output decreased 1.0% year-on-year in September (August: +0.0% yoy). Looking... -
India: Industrial activity expands for the first time since February in September Industrial output increased a modest 0.2% year-on-year in September (August: -7.4% yoy). The figure marked the best result since February... -
Sweden: Inflation steady in October Consumer prices with a fixed interest rate dropped 0.04% over the previous month in October, swinging from September’s 0.07% increase.... -
Costa Rica: Contraction in economic activity eases slightly in September Economic activity decreased 7.1% in year-on-year terms in September, following the record 7.3% fall logged in June–August. September’s reading reflected... -
India: Inflation hits highest level since May 2014 in October Consumer prices rose 1.27% from the previous month in October, accelerating from the 1.10% rise seen in September. The increase... -
Romania: Industrial output drops at softer pace in September Industrial production dropped 2.8% on a working-day and seasonally-adjusted year-on-year basis in September (August: -3.7% yoy). September’s reading marked the... -
Australia: Consumer sentiment at seven-year high in November The Westpac-Melbourne Institute consumer sentiment index jumped from 105.0 in October to 107.7 in November, marking the highest reading since... -
Vietnam: National Assembly approves constrained 2021 budget to rein in deficit On 12 November, the National Assembly approved the 2021 state budget. Relative to the 2020 budget—approved before the Covid-19 pandemic—both... -
Germany: Harmonized prices post largest fall since January 2015 in September Harmonized consumer prices were unchanged over the prior month in October, following September’s 0.38% drop. The print reflected markedly higher...