Consumer prices rose a seasonally-adjusted 0.10% over the previous month in July, contrasting June’s 0.07% drop. The reading was largely...
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Chile: Inflation ticks down in July -
Colombia: Consumer confidence improves in July but remains pessimistic The Fedesarrollo consumer confidence came in at minus 32.7 in July, up mildly from June’s minus 33.1. Consequently, the index... -
Taiwan: Consumer prices fall at softer pace in July Consumer prices increased 0.14% in July over the previous month, following June’s 0.79% rise. Prices for fuels and lubricants and... -
Hungary: Decline in industrial output softens in June Industrial output decreased 12.2% year-on-year in June (May: -27.6% yoy), according to a preliminary estimate. Although the fall was softer... -
Argentina: Pace of contraction in industrial output softens considerably in June Industrial output decreased 6.6% year-on-year in June (May: -26.4% yoy). The steepest contractions were recorded in the production of textiles... -
Greece: Unemployment rate jumps in May on Covid-19 hit The number of unemployed workers rose by 48,444 in May compared to April while the seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate jumped to... -
United Kingdom: BoE leaves monetary policy unchanged in August, adopts slightly more optimistic tone At its meeting ending on 4 August, the Bank of England (BoE) left the policy rate at a record low... -
Czech Republic: Decline in industrial output eases again in July Industrial production declined 5.0% year-on-year in working-day adjusted terms in July, which followed June’s 10.5% slump. Accordingly, the trend pointed... -
Argentina: Argentina strikes deal with creditors, setting stage for crucial negotiations with IMF On 4 August, the Argentinian government reached an agreement with its biggest creditors to restructure around USD 65 billion in... -
Guatemala: Remittances grow at a stronger pace in June Remittances totaled a record-high USD 1,078 million in July (June: USD 963.3 billion), representing a 13.8% year-on-year increase—a five month...