Business confidence in the manufacturing sector edged up for the first time in five months in October, with the headline...
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Thailand: Thai manufacturing output contracts in September Manufacturing output contracted 2.6% year-on-year in September, contrasting a slightly revised 0.8% expansion in August (previously reported: +0.7% year-on-year) and... -
Croatia: Industrial production drops to near four-year low in September In September, industrial output fell 2.6% in working-day adjusted terms over the same month last year, deteriorating further from 1.0%... -
Latvia: Growth softens but remains robust in Q3 According to a flash estimate released by the Statistical Institute on 30 October, the economy expanded 4.8% in year-on-year terms... -
Lithuania: Growth loses pace in Q3 According to a flash estimate released by the Statistical Institute on 30 October, Lithuanian GDP rose 2.2% in annual terms... -
Korea: Forward-looking business confidence falls for November The Bank of Korea’s forward-looking business confidence indicator (BSI) for the manufacturing sector has registered pessimism among businesses for every... -
Vietnam: Industrial production growth decelerates in October Industrial production expanded 7.7% in annual terms in October, a solid, albeit more moderate expansion than September’s 9.1% increase. The... -
United States: Consumer confidence rises in October following September’s downward revision Consumer confidence rose to its highest level in 18 years in October. The Conference Board’s monthly consumer confidence index jumped... -
United States: House price growth continues to slow to 20-month low in August Home price growth continued its five-month downward trend in August. The S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city composite home price index was flat month-on-month,... -
Mexico: Mexican economy bounces back in Q3 A preliminary estimate for growth in the third quarter surprised to the upside, confirming the anticipated across-the-board improvement analysts had...