Inflation ticked down to 3.7% in January, following December’s 3.8%. January’s result represented the weakest inflation rate since June 2022....
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Malaysia: Inflation declines to the lowest level since June 2022 in January -
Cyprus: Harmonized inflation drops to lowest level since March 2022 in January Harmonized inflation fell to 6.8% in January, following December’s 7.6%. January’s figure marked the lowest inflation rate since March 2022.... -
Portugal: Harmonized inflation falls to lowest level since May 2022 in January Harmonized inflation eased to 8.6% in January from December’s 9.8%. January’s figure marked the lowest inflation rate since May 2022.... -
Turkey: TCMB resumes rate cuts in February On 23 February, the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) delivered a 50 basis point cut, bringing the... -
Greece: Harmonized inflation declines to lowest level since February 2022 in January Harmonized inflation came in at 7.3% in January, down from December’s 7.6%. January’s reading represented the lowest inflation rate since... -
Austria: Harmonized inflation comes in at highest level since October 2022 in January Harmonized inflation rose to 11.5% in January, above December’s 10.5%. January’s result marked the highest inflation rate since October 2022.... -
Slovakia: Harmonized inflation inches up in January Harmonized inflation came in at 15.1% in January, which was up from December’s 15.0%. January’s reading was the highest inflation... -
Peru: GDP grows at softest pace since Q4 2020 in the fourth quarter amid social unrest GDP growth lost steam in Q4, falling to 1.7% year on year, from 2.0% in the third quarter. High inflation... -
Belarus: Central Bank cuts rates again in February On 23 February, the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus (NBRB) announced that it would reduce the refinancing rate... -
Taiwan: Industrial output shrinks at a softer rate in February Industrial output decreased 8.7% in year-on-year terms in February, which was markedly softer than January’s 21.0% decrease but still marked...