Annual economic growth in cyclically-adjusted terms was unchanged in February from January’s revised 1.7% reading (previously reported: +1.6% year-on-year), according...
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Israel: Consumer sentiment improves in March, business confidence stable at elevated level Confidence among Israeli household improved from minus 10 in February to minus 8 in March. The uptick in sentiment was... -
Norway: Inflation ticks down in March Consumer prices rose 0.2% in March compared to the previous month, down from the 0.8% increase in February. This latest... -
Greece: Industrial production growth cools in February Industrial production rose 2.3% year-on-year in working-day adjusted terms in February, following January’s revised 4.2% expansion (previously reported: +3.4% year-on-year).... -
Taiwan: Inflation picks up in March Consumer prices fell 0.62% in March from the previous month, contrasting the 0.99% rise registered in February. The print was... -
Panama: Opposition PRD candidate likely to take power on pro-business, anti-corruption platform The upcoming Panamanian general elections, scheduled to be held on 5 May, will likely see Laurentino Cortizo of the center-left... -
Bulgaria: Industrial output growth quickens to near two-year high in February Industrial output jumped 6.6% in working day-adjusted annual terms in February, following the 2.6% rise logged in January and marking... -
Norway: The economy contracts in February for the first time in three months According to monthly GDP data released by Statistics Norway, total economic output decreased 0.4% in February compared to the previous... -
Serbia: NBS maintains monetary policy course in April At its 9 April monetary policy meeting, the Executive Board of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) voted to keep... -
Indonesia: Growth in retail sales picks up in February In February, retail sales grew 9.1% over the same month in the prior year, up from January’s 7.2% figure but...