On 14 March, the Statistical Institute (INSEE) reported that consumer prices were stable from a month earlier in February (January:...
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France: Inflation edges higher in February -
Finland: April general elections could mark shift in fiscal and labor market policy According to the latest opinion polls, Prime Minister Juha Sipila’s Centre Party, which currently heads the three-party coalition government, is... -
Denmark: Consumer confidence strengthens slightly in March Consumer confidence regained some ground in March, with the consumer confidence index released by Statistics Denmark rose to 3.8 points... -
Australia: Labor market continues to create jobs in February Seasonally-adjusted employment increased by 4,600 in February from the previous month, following the revised 38,300 jobs added in January (previously... -
Poland: Industrial output growth gains further steam in February Industrial output grew 6.9% year-on-year in February, according to the Central Statistical Office (GUS), up from January’s 6.1% reading on... -
Poland: Retail sales growth remains robust in February Nominal retail sales rose 6.5% year-on-year in February, marginally down from January’s 6.6% rise. Strong growth in the first two... -
Turkey: Consumer sentiment picks up slightly in March The consumer confidence index, published by the Statistical Institute in cooperation with the Central Bank, increased from 57.8 in February... -
Norway: Norges Bank hikes interest rate on 21 March and points to another increase within six months Norges Bank hiked the sight deposit rate to 1.00% at its 21 March monetary policy meeting from 0.75%, where it... -
Switzerland: SNB leaves expansionary monetary policy in place in first meeting of 2019 At its meeting on 21 March, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) confirmed it would continue maintaining its current expansionary policy... -
Netherlands: Consumer confidence falls to over four-year low in March Sentiment among Dutch consumers dropped further in March, with the consumer confidence index falling to minus 4 from minus 2...