Consumer prices rose 1.54% over the previous month in October, which was above the 1.48% advance logged in September. October’s...
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Japan: Economy rebounds sharply in Q3 According to a preliminary reading, economic activity bounced back strongly in the third quarter, with GDP increasing 21.4% in seasonally-adjusted... -
Kazakhstan: Economy contracts at steeper pace in January–September A preliminary estimate released on 16 November revealed the economy was down 2.8% in January–September in annual terms. The print... -
Thailand: GDP declines at milder rate in the third quarter GDP dropped at a slower rate of 6.4% year-on-year in the third quarter, above the 12.1% contraction logged in the... -
Ukraine: Economy contracts at milder pace in Q3 as Covid-19 restrictions are loosened A preliminary release revealed that GDP contracted 3.5% year-on-year in Q3, beating market expectations and softening from Q2’s 11.4% plunge,... -
Bulgaria: Inflation drops to near four-year low in October Consumer prices rose 0.64% over the previous month in October, contrasting the 0.63% fall seen in September and marking the... -
Israel: Economy grows at fastest pace on record in Q3 Economic activity rebounded in the third quarter, with GDP expanding 37.9% in seasonally-adjusted annualized terms (SAAR), contrasting the 29.8% contraction... -
China: Industrial output growth stable in October Industrial output rose 6.9% year-on-year in October (September: +6.9% yoy). Looking at the details of the release, manufacturing output weakened... -
China: Retail sales record quickest growth since December 2019 in October Retail sales expanded 4.3% year-on-year in October (September: +3.3% yoy). The reading marked the strongest rise since December 2019. On... -
China: Nominal fixed investment grows at quickest pace since December 2019 in January—October Nominal urban fixed asset investment expanded 1.8% in January—October over the same period in 2019 (January—September: +0.8%). The print marked...