At its February monetary policy meeting, the Central Bank (BCRD) left the policy rate unchanged at 4.50% for the sixth...
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Dominican Republic: Central Bank leaves rates unchanged in February but is monitoring the coronavirus fallout -
Serbia: Industrial production moderates in January Industrial production growth softened to 6.3% in January from December’s 8.3% increase. January’s softer output came on the back of... -
Slovakia: Election outcome highly uncertain but unlikely to affect economic outlook On 29 February, Slovakia will elect its new Parliament. While the result is currently highly uncertain, the short-term economic outlook... -
New Zealand: Consumer confidence little changed in February The ANZ-Roy Morgan consumer confidence indicator dipped to 122.1 in February from January’s 122.7, nonetheless remaining comfortably above the 100-threshold... -
Switzerland: KOF economic barometer edges above long-term average in February The KOF economic barometer—a leading composite indicator for the Swiss economy—rose to 100.9 points in February from 100.1 points in... -
Switzerland: Retail sales decline in January Calendar-adjusted real retail sales fell 0.1% year-on-year in January, contrasting December’s upwardly revised 0.8% gain (previously reported: +0.1% year-on-year). The... -
Croatia: Economic growth moderates in Q4 2019 The economy lost traction in the final quarter of last year, according to detailed GDP data released by Croatia’s Statistical... -
Slovenia: GDP grows at slowest pace in over six years in Q4 2019 The economy grew 1.7% year-on-year in the fourth quarter of last year, down from the third quarter’s 2.4% and the... -
France: Harmonized inflation inches down in February Consumer prices were stable month-on-month in February, after falling 0.4% in January according to a first estimate by Statistical Institute... -
Belgium: Economy sustains momentum in Q4 2019 The economy grew 0.4% quarter-on-quarter in seasonally- and calendar-adjusted terms in the fourth quarter of last year, matching the expansion...