Consumer prices fell 0.1% over the previous month in April, following the 0.6% decrease logged in March. April’s decline largely...
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Luxembourg: Harmonized consumer prices fall for first time in over three-and-a-half years -
Philippines: Inflation moderates further in April Consumer prices fell 0.08% over the prior month in April, matching March’s decrease. April’s dip was largely the result of... -
Australia: RBA keeps rates at all-time low in May; strengthens quantitative easing measures At a monetary policy meeting held on 5 May, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to keep the cash... -
Brazil: Industrial output declines markedly in March Industrial production fell 9.1% in month-on-month seasonally-adjusted terms in March, contrasting February’s revised 0.7% increase (previously reported: +0.5% month-on-month). March’s... -
Sweden: Preliminary data shows economy contracted in Q1 2020 The economy contracted 0.3% in the first quarter of 2020 from the previous quarter in seasonally-adjusted terms, contrasting the 0.2%... -
Sweden: Industrial production remains downbeat in March Industrial output excluding energy decreased 0.4% month-on-month in seasonally-adjusted terms in March, down from the revised 0.2% decrease in February... -
Indonesia: Economy slows sharply in Q1, worse to come in Q2 Activity lost momentum in the first quarter, with GDP expanding 3.0% (Q4: +5.0% year-on-year), below market expectations of 4.0% and... -
Colombia: Inflation falls to lowest level since June 2019 Consumer prices increased a seasonally-adjusted 0.16% over the previous month in April, moderating from the 0.57% rise logged in March.... -
Switzerland: Consumer prices post greatest fall since January 2016 in April Consumer prices fell 0.4% over the previous month in April, contrasting the 0.1% increase seen in March. Looking at the... -
Belarus: Inflation jumps to eight-month high in April Consumer prices rose 0.6% in April over the last month, coming in below March’s 0.9% rise. The result reflected higher...