Consumer prices climbed 1.48% over the previous month in September, above the 1.34% rise logged in August. September’s reading marked...
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Nigeria: Inflation quickens to over two-year high in September -
Korea: BOK keeps rates at all-time low in October At its meeting on 14 October, the Bank of Korea (BOK) kept the base rate at its record low of... -
Romania: Decline in industrial activity softens in August, marking best reading in six months Industrial production slid 5.1% on a working-day and seasonally-adjusted year-on-year basis in August, a softer contraction than July’s 8.1% drop... -
Singapore: MAS holds monetary policy steady at October meeting The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) left its monetary policy unchanged at the level set in its previous meeting on... -
Slovakia: Inflation remains stable in September Consumer prices were unchanged in September, following August’s 0.10% drop. September’s result largely reflected a rebound in prices for clothing... -
Bulgaria: Inflation drops to lowest reading since December 2016 in September Consumer prices fell 0.63% over the previous month in September, swinging from the 0.04% rise seen in August and marking... -
Finland: Inflation ticks down in September Consumer prices remained flat in September over the previous month, after the mild 0.02% increase recorded in August. September’s reading... -
China: Trade data improves markedly as lockdowns ease across the world In September, exports expanded 9.9% over the same month in the previous year, following August’s 9.5% rise. Moreover, the print... -
Turkey: Industrial output notches quickest growth since January 2018 in August Industrial production expanded 10.4% year-on-year in August (July: +4.5% yoy). August’s figure marked the strongest expansion since January 2018 as... -
Hungary: Industrial activity posts softest contraction since February in August According to a second estimate by the Statistical Institute, industrial output dropped 0.2% year-on-year in August (July: -7.7% yoy). The...