The ANZ-Roy Morgan consumer confidence indicator tanked to 81.7 in February from January’s 97.7. Consequently, the index moved further below...
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New Zealand: Consumer confidence plunges to lowest level on record in February -
Brazil: Retail sales expand at fastest pace in six months in January Retail sales grew 0.8% in month-on-month seasonally-adjusted terms in January, which contrasted December’s 0.1% decrease. January’s improvement was partly driven... -
Peru: Merchandise exports growth ebbs in January Merchandise exports rose 16.2% in annual terms in January, easing from December’s 26.2% increase but nonetheless marking the 17th consecutive... -
Slovenia: Industrial output growth eases to 10-month low in January Industrial output increased 9.9% year-on-year in January (December: +11.9% yoy). January’s figure was partly driven by contractions in manufacturing output... -
Norway: Inflation resumes upward trend in February Consumer prices increased 1.10% in February over the previous month, contrasting January’s 0.93% drop. February’s uptick marked the highest reading... -
Denmark: Inflation comes in at fresh record high in April Consumer prices increased a seasonally-adjusted 1.64% in April over the previous month, picking up from the 0.64% rise seen in... -
Peru: Central Bank raises rates for eighth consecutive time at March meeting At its 10 March meeting, the Central Bank of Peru raised its key policy interest rate by 50 basis points... -
Slovakia: Industrial output growth deteriorates in January Industrial output increased 3.1% compared to the same month a year earlier in January, which was a deterioration from December’s... -
Serbia: Central Bank holds policy rate steady in March The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) opted to hold its key policy rate stable at 1.00% at its 10 March... -
Greece: Industrial activity falls at sharpest rate since October 2020 in January Industrial output decreased 0.2% year-on-year in working-day adjusted terms in January (December: +8.4% yoy). The result marked the worst reading...