Consumer confidence fell to 60.9 in July from June’s 62.6. Consequently, the index remained below the 100-threshold, and indicated pessimism...
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Denmark: Consumer confidence improves in July but remains pessimistic Consumer confidence came in at minus 2.9 in July, up from June’s minus 3.1. Consequently, the index remained below the... -
Lithuania: Industrial output contracts at a softer pace in June Industrial output fell 2.0% compared to the same month of the previous year in June, which was markedly softer than... -
Poland: Business sentiment recovers further ground but remains pessimistic in July Manufacturing-sector business confidence recovered some additional ground in July, although it remained deeply entrenched in pessimist terrain. According to the... -
Singapore: Consumer prices drop at more moderate rate on an annual basis in June Consumer prices increased 0.02% in June over the last month, which was below the 0.47% increase recorded in May. Consumer... -
Turkey: Central Bank stands pat in July, signals potential end of easing cycle At its 23 July meeting, the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) stood... -
France: Business sentiment improves again in July but remains downbeat The French Statistical Institute’s (INSEE) business climate indicator for the manufacturing sector rose to 82 in July from 77 in... -
Germany: Consumer confidence to remain slightly pessimistic in August despite improvement Consumer confidence in Germany is expected to continue recovering in August, despite remaining pessimistic: The forward-looking GfK Consumer Climate Index... -
South Africa: SARB cuts repo rate again in July to new all-time low On 23 July, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) lowered the repurchase rate by... -
Ukraine: NBU keeps key policy rate unchanged at all-time low in July At its 23 July monetary policy meeting, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) decided to hold the key policy rate...