Consumer prices increased 0.1% month-on-month in February, contrasting January’s 0.1% price drop. The print reflected significantly pricier fresh fruit while...
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Israel: Inflationary pressures are stable in February -
Nigeria: Inflation ticks down in February Consumer prices rose 0.73% on a month-on-month basis in February, marginally below January’s 0.74% increase. The slight moderation was largely... -
Latvia: Inflation ticks down in February Consumer prices rose 0.1% from the previous month in February, moderating from January’s 0.5% increase. According to Latvia’s Central Statistical... -
Brazil: Retail sales bounce back in January Retail sales (excluding cars and construction) increased 0.4% from the previous month in seasonally-adjusted terms in January, notably contrasting December’s... -
Costa Rica: The economy grows at a steady, modest pace in January Annual economic growth in cyclically-adjusted terms was unchanged in January from December’s revised 1.6% reading (previously reported: +1.8% year-on-year), according... -
Ireland: Economy continues to slow in Q4 2018 National accounts data published by the Central Statistics Office on 14 March showed that the economy slowed markedly for the... -
Israel: Business confidence rises in February while consumer sentiment is stable Israeli consumer confidence was stable at minus 10 in February. The unchanged headline figure masked some movements in the underlying... -
Colombia: Industrial sector accelerates sharply in January According to data released by Colombia’s National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE) on 14 March, the industrial sector accelerated markedly... -
Ecuador: Economic activity sustains a healthy pace of expansion at the outset of the year According to the monthly economic activity indicator (IDEAC, Indice de Actividad Económica Coyuntural) released by the Central Bank of Ecuador,... -
Germany: Inflation stable in February In February, harmonized consumer prices in Germany rose 0.5% over the previous month. The result contrasts the 1.0% drop recorded...