Core machinery orders—a leading indicator of capital spending over a three- to six-month period—rebounded robustly in April following the first...
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Japan: Machinery orders strongly rebound in April -
Israel: Business and consumer sentiment reach multi-year highs in May Sentiment levels rose in May, according to data released by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). Consumer confidence, although still... -
Turkey: Current account deficit continues to expand in April on strong domestic demand The current account balance recorded a USD 5.4 billion deficit in April, USD 1.7 billion larger than the deficit recorded... -
Turkey: Economy continues to expand at full speed in Q1, although a slowdown is likely going forward According to data released by Turkstat on 11 June, the economy grew a significant 7.4% in the first quarter in... -
Argentina: Economic Outlook Commodities June 2018 Rally in commodity prices threatened by renewed geopolitical tensions In May, global commodity prices increased for the second consecutive month,... -
China: Inflation stable in May Consumer prices dropped 0.2% from the prior month in May, falling by the same margin as in April. The decrease... -
China: Export growth steadies in May Export growth was stable in May, expanding 12.6% over the previous year and matching April’s revised print (previously reported: +12.9%... -
Slovenia: Industrial production growth rises in April Industrial production rose 6.9% over the same month of the previous year in April, marking an acceleration from a revised... -
France: Industrial output declines again in April Industrial production contracted further in March, from a 0.4% month-on-month contraction to a 0.5% decrease in April. April’s decline reflected... -
Canada: Housing starts dip below 200,000-mark in May for the first time in a year Housing starts on a seasonally-adjusted annualized (SAAR) basis plummeted to 195,600 units in May, according to the Canada Mortgage and...