Industrial output rose 2.8% in working day-adjusted annual terms in March, following the strong 6.9% expansion logged in February, which...
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Greece: Industrial production falls at sharpest pace in three years in March Industrial production dipped 2.7% year-on-year in working-day adjusted terms in March, contrasting February’s revised 3.0% expansion (previously reported: +2.3% year-on-year)... -
Costa Rica: Dry weather continues to hold back economy activity in March Annual economic growth in cyclically-adjusted terms was unchanged in March from February’s revised 1.9% reading (previously reported: +1.7% year-on-year), according... -
Germany: Trade surplus widens on strong rebound in exports In March, the seasonally- and calendar-adjusted trade surplus rose to EUR 20.0 billion, from EUR 18.7 billion in February, as... -
Denmark: Inflation edges lower in April According to Statistics Denmark, consumer prices increased 0.3% in April over the prior month, up from the 0.1% rise registered... -
Brazil: Retail sales growth disappoints in March Retail sales (excluding cars and construction) increased 0.3% from the previous month in seasonally-adjusted terms in March, a mild increase... -
Slovakia: Industrial production hits two-year high in March Industrial production rose 7.3% on an annual basis in March, accelerating from February’s 5.6% increase. Soaring manufacturing output and a... -
Estonia: Inflation jumps to year-to-date high in April Consumer prices rose 1.3% from the previous month in April, accelerating markedly from March’s 0.3% uptick and marking the strongest... -
Lithuania: Inflation rises to six-month high in April Consumer prices rose 0.8% from the previous month in April, broadly unchanged from a March’s 0.9% increase. The reading largely... -
Norway: Inflation holds steady in April, above Norges Bank target for fifteenth month running Consumer prices rose 0.4% in April compared to the previous month, up from 0.2% in March. This latest increase was...