Merchandise exports shot up 62.8% annually in October, following September’s 47.0% jump. Meanwhile, merchandise imports rose 22.5% in annual terms...
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China: Consumer price inflation rises to over one-year high in November; producer price inflation dips Consumer prices rose 0.40% from the previous month in November, a smaller increase than the 0.70% rise logged in October.... -
China: Credit growth broadly stable in November; Central Bank cuts reserve requirement ratio In November, Chinese banks distributed CNY 1.3 trillion (roughly USD 200 billion) in new yuan loans, up from October’s 0.8... -
Serbia: Central Bank holds policy rate in December The National Bank of Serbia opted to stand pat at its last scheduled meeting of the year, held on 9... -
Mexico: Inflation comes in at highest level since January 2001 in November Consumer prices increased 1.14% in November over the previous month, picking up from October’s 0.84% rise. November’s result marked the... -
Norway: Economic activity declines in October Economic output decreased 1.8% over the prior month in seasonally-adjusted terms in October, swinging from the 2.3% expansion recorded in... -
Guatemala: Economic activity records lowest growth since February in October Economic activity rose 4.4% in year-on-year terms in October, which followed September’s 6.3% increase. October’s outturn marked the worst reading... -
Egypt: Inflation slides to four-month low in November Consumer prices increased 0.15% from the previous month in November, moderating from the 1.50% increase logged in October. November’s result... -
Colombia: Consumer sentiment drops further in November The Fedesarrollo consumer confidence index came in at minus 1.4 in November, deteriorating slightly from October’s minus 1.3. As such,... -
Angola: Economic sentiment rises to over two-year high in Q3 but remains pessimistic Economic sentiment continued to improve for the fourth quarter running as the index rose to minus 2.0 in the third...