Industrial output expanded 8.0% in annual and working-day adjusted terms in November, slowing down from the 16.5% increase tallied in...
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India: Industrial output records slowest growth since February in November Industrial output rose 1.4% in year-on-year terms in November, which followed October’s 4.0% increase. The outturn marked the worst reading... -
Norway: Inflation comes in at highest level since October 2008 in December Consumer prices increased 0.68% in December over the previous month, slowing down from the 0.77% increase logged in November. The... -
Egypt: Inflation increases in December Consumer prices decreased 0.08% month-on-month in December, swinging from November’s 0.15% increase, marking the first drop in prices since January... -
Denmark: Inflation recedes in December Consumer prices fell a seasonally-adjusted 0.47% over the previous month in December, contrasting the 0.28% increase recorded in November. December’s... -
Euro Area: Unemployment rate drops in November Labor market conditions in the common currency block improved in November. The number of unemployed people decreased by 222,000, with... -
Lithuania: Inflation comes in at highest level since September 2008 in December Consumer prices increased 1.22% in December over the previous month, accelerating from November’s 0.95% rise. December´s figure was primarily driven... -
Norway: Decline in industrial output softens in November Industrial output dropped 3.0% month-on-month in seasonally-adjusted terms in November (October: -5.3% mom s.a.). Looking at the details of the... -
Euro Area: Inflation ticks up in January amid faster growth in prices for food and energy Harmonized inflation came in at 5.1% in January, above December’s 5.0% reading and marking the highest print since records began... -
Euro Area: Economic sentiment declines in December Sentiment in the Eurozone dropped to 115.3 in December from 117.5 in November. The index nonetheless remained comfortably above its...