Merchandise exports grew 1.0% in annual terms in May, matching April’s revised growth figure (previously reported: +0.4% year-on-year), gradually recovering...
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Philippines: Merchandise export growth stabilizes in May -
Greece: Industrial production falls at sharpest pace in over three years in May Industrial production declined 1.2% year-on-year in working-day adjusted terms in May, marking the sharpest fall in over three years and... -
Australia: Consumer sentiment plunges to near two-year low on worse short-term expectations at the outset of Q3 The Westpac-Melbourne Institute consumer sentiment index dived to a 23-month low of 96.5 in July from 100.7 in June. Therefore,... -
United Kingdom: Industrial production bounces back in May Industrial production increased 1.4% in May over the prior month according to the Office for National Statistics, contrasting April’s revised... -
United Kingdom: The economy recoups ground in May on stronger car production, but momentum is still tepid According to monthly GDP data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), economic activity rose 0.3% in May over... -
France: Industrial output grows at over two-year high in May Seasonally-adjusted industrial output expanded 2.1% month-on-month in May, the highest reading in 30 months, on the heels of a revised... -
Canada: Housing starts surge in June, rounding off a solid Q2 Housing starts on a seasonally-adjusted (SAAR) basis rose to 245,657 units in June, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing... -
Canada: Bank of Canada leaves rates unchanged in July amid elevated trade tensions On 10 July, the Bank of Canada (BoC) left its target for the overnight rate unchanged at 1.75% as had... -
Israel: Consumer sentiment worsens markedly in June; business sentiment picks up Confidence among Israeli households worsened from minus 9 in May to minus 14 in June. The downturn in sentiment was... -
Denmark: Inflation eases further in June Consumer prices decreased 0.2% in June, following the 0.1% dip in May. The decline was mainly driven by lower prices...