Consumer ticked up 0.1% month-on-month in October, moderating from September’s 0.9% increase. A breakdown of the sub-components showed that 6...
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Lithuania: Inflation falls to near three-year low in October -
United Kingdom: Economy avoids recession in Q3 but remains frail The UK economy dodged recession in the third quarter, growing 0.3% in quarter-on-quarter (qoq) seasonally-adjusted terms and contrasting the prior... -
United Kingdom: Industrial production remains depressed in September Industrial production fell 0.3% in September compared to the prior month, following August’s revised 0.7% decline (previously reported: -0.6% month-on-month).... -
India: Industrial production contracts at the sharpest pace since February 2013 in September Industrial production fell 4.3% in September compared to the same month a year earlier, down from August’s revised 1.4% decrease... -
China: New yuan loans fall to 22-month low in October In October, Chinese banks distributed CNY 661 billion (USD 94.6 billion) in new yuan loans, well below the CNY 1.69... -
Egypt: Inflation slows to a 14-year low in October Consumer price growth in month-on-month terms accelerated to 1.0% in October from September’s flat reading. October’s reading was supported by... -
Belarus: Inflation stabilizes in October but remains above the Central Bank’s target Consumer prices increased 0.5% over the previous month in October, matching September’s reading. Food prices led the rise in prices,... -
Denmark: Inflation picks up in October Consumer prices rose 0.4% in month-on-month terms in October, contrasting September’s 0.2% dip. The increase was driven by higher prices... -
China: Inflation climbs to nearly eight-year high in October on surging pork prices Consumer prices rose 0.9% in October, matching September’s result. The print mostly reflected higher prices for food, particularly owing to... -
Greece: Industrial production rebounds in September Industrial production rose 1.2% year-on-year in working-day adjusted terms in September, rebounding from August’s 0.1% slip. September’s upturn was mainly...