Consumer prices rose 0.2% month-on-month in October, contrasting September’s 0.7% fall. The figure mainly reflected higher prices for regulated energy...
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Italy: Pace of decline in annual prices moderates in October -
Euro Area: Pace of decline in annual prices stable in October Harmonized consumer prices fell 0.3% compared to the same period of the previous year in October, matching September’s decrease. Inflation... -
Euro Area: Unemployment rate stable in September Labor market conditions in the common currency block worsened again in September, although data released by Eurostat continues to show... -
Euro Area: GDP rebounds more than expected on easing lockdowns in Q3 The Euro area economy bounced back strongly in Q3, with GDP surging a seasonally-adjusted 12.7% from the previous quarter, contrasting... -
Italy: Massive rebound in Q3 on easing restrictions surpasses market expectations In Q3, Italy’s GDP jumped a record 16.1% over the previous quarter in seasonally- and working-day adjusted terms. The result... -
Czech Republic: GDP rebounds in Q3 on easing restrictions The economy rebounded in quarter-on-quarter terms in the third quarter of the year, thanks to the easing of Covid-19-related restrictions.... -
Lithuania: GDP dips only slightly in Q3, pointing to healthy recovery GDP dipped 0.1% year-on-year in the third quarter, according to preliminary data released by Statistics Lithuania on 30 October. The... -
Spain: Economy rebounds at fastest pace on record in Q3 amid easing of Covid-19 restrictions The economy rebounded vigorously in the third quarter, growing at the fastest pace on record after the lifting of Covid-19... -
Latvia: Economy contracts at softer clip in Q3 Economic activity tumbled for the third consecutive quarter in Q3, with GDP falling 3.1% on an annual basis according to... -
Serbia: Industrial output grows at fastest pace since February in September Industrial output increased 4.6% in year-on-year terms in September, which was above August’s 4.2% rise and marked the strongest expansion...