Merchandise exports fell 5.6% annually in October (September: +6.0% year-on-year). Meanwhile, merchandise imports dived 10.1% in annual terms in October...
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India: Merchandise exports contract in October -
Denmark: Economy rebounds notably in Q3 GDP rebounded 4.9% in the third quarter in seasonally-adjusted quarter-on-quarter terms (Q2: -6.8% s.a qoq), according to a preliminary release.... -
Portugal: Second estimate confirms economy rebounded sharply in Q3, but strong momentum will not carry into Q4 A second GDP estimate released by the National Statistics Institute on 13 November showed the economy rebounded 13.3% in seasonally-adjusted... -
Netherlands: Economy grows at strongest pace on record in Q3, but remains below pre-Covid-19 level According to a preliminary reading, the economy rebounded in the third quarter, with GDP growing 7.7% on a seasonally-adjusted quarter-on-quarter... -
Slovakia: GDP drops less sharply in Q3 According to a preliminary estimate, the economy contracted at a softer pace in Q3, with GDP declining 2.4% year-on-year (Q2... -
Brazil: Economic activity cools in September Economic activity rose 1.3% month-on-month in seasonally-adjusted terms in September, down slightly from August’s 1.4% increase and marking the worst... -
France: Harmonized inflation ticks up in October Consumer prices fell a seasonally-adjusted 0.04% from the previous month in October, a softer decrease than the 0.51% drop logged... -
Poland: GDP falls at slower rate in third quarter amid lifting of Covid-19 restrictions According to a preliminary estimate, the economy contracted at a milder pace in the third quarter, with GDP decreasing 1.6%... -
Colombia: Industrial output falls at less pronounced pace in September Industrial activity declined at a significantly softer pace of 3.0% in annual terms in September, following August’s 10.3% dive and... -
Bulgaria: Economy contracts at milder rate in the third quarter According to a flash estimate, GDP declined 5.2% year-on-year in the third quarter—a softer drop than the second quarter’s 8.6%...