Consumer prices rose 0.19% from the previous month in June, swinging from the 0.02% fall seen in May. June’s figure...
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Finland: Consumer prices rise in June -
Australia: Business confidence soars and moves into optimistic terrain in June The business confidence index produced by National Australia Bank (NAB) rose to 1.5 points in June, from minus 20.3 points... -
Euro Area: Industrial production rebounds in May Industrial output expanded a seasonally-adjusted 12.4% over the previous month in May, sharply contrasting April’s 18.2% contraction and marking the... -
United Kingdom: Industrial output picks up pace in May Industrial output increased 6.0% month-on-month in seasonally-adjusted terms in May, contrasting April’s 20.2% decrease. May’s rebound came on the back... -
Uruguay: Industrial output tumbles at sharp pace amid containment measures in May Industrial production nosedived 19.6% year-on-year in May (April: -19.3% yoy). The result marked the weakest reading since February 2003. Industrial... -
United Kingdom: Economy remains in the doldrums in May despite uptick from April GDP increased 1.8% month-on-month in seasonally-adjusted terms in May (April: -20.3% mom), supported by recoveries in industrial production and construction.... -
Ecuador: Economic activity drops at record pace in May Economic activity decreased 14.6% year-on-year in May, following April’s 12.7% drop and marking the worst reading on record. On a... -
Belgium: Industrial activity decreases at softer pace in May Industrial production dropped 13.1% in May, following April’s 24.6% nosedive, which had marked the sharpest decline on record. Looking at... -
Singapore: Economy shrinks at fastest rate in over three decades in Q2 Activity nosedived in the second quarter according to an advanced estimate, pushing the economy into recession. In the three months... -
Brazil: Economic activity records quickest growth since June 2018 in May Economic activity increased 1.3% month-on-month in seasonally-adjusted terms in May, swinging back from April’s 9.4% contraction. The rebound likely reflected...