Industrial output decreased 7.1% year-on-year in August (July: -6.6% yoy). The steepest contractions were recorded in the production of textiles...
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Argentina: Pace of contraction in industrial output sharpens in August -
New Zealand: Business confidence improves notably in October The ANZ bank business outlook indicator improved considerably in October, according to a preliminary reading. As a consequence, a net... -
Guatemala: Inflation hits highest level since December 2017 in September Consumer prices increased 0.16% in September over the previous month, coming in below August’s 0.40% increase. September’s result marked the... -
Venezuela: Inflation drops to 31-month low in September National consumer prices rose 27.9% from the previous month in September, up from August’s 24.7% month-on-month increase and marking the... -
Costa Rica: Inflation makes a comeback in September Consumer prices increased 0.27% over the previous month in September, up from August’s flat reading. The figure was primarily driven... -
Germany: Merchandise exports rise at a slower rate in August Merchandise exports rose 2.4% month-on-month in August on a calendar- and seasonally-adjusted basis, down from July’s 4.7% climb. Imports, meanwhile,... -
Serbia: Central Bank leaves interest rate unchanged in October At its 8 October meeting, the Executive Board of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) decided to maintain the key... -
Colombia: Consumer confidence improves for the fifth month running in September but remains pessimistic The Fedesarrollo consumer confidence came in at minus 21.6 in September, above August’s minus 25.4 and marking the fifth consecutive... -
Greece: Unemployment rate drops to its lowest in three months in July The number of unemployed workers decreased by 69,395 in July compared to June while the seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate dropped to... -
Latvia: Consumer prices drop year-on-year again in September Consumer prices ticked up 0.09% in September, rebounding from August’s 0.55% drop. September’s increase largely reflected higher prices for clothing...