Consumer confidence fell to 86.5 in November from October’s 88.8, meaning the index remained below the 100-point threshold, indicating worsening...
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Nigeria: Central Bank slows pace of tightening in November At its 21–22 November meeting, the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria delivered a 100 basis point... -
Turkey: Consumer confidence improves in November Consumer confidence came in at 76.6 in November, up from October’s 76.2. November’s result marked the strongest sentiment since October... -
Italy: Industrial activity dips in September Industrial output slid 1.8% in month-on-month seasonally-adjusted terms in September, which contrasted August’s 2.3% increase. The reading reflected a broad-based... -
Denmark: Consumer sentiment improves marginally in November, but remains deeply pessimistic Consumer sentiment came in at minus 30.4 in November, improving from the prior months record low of minus 37.0. As... -
Thailand: Merchandise exports crash to an over decade-low in May Thai merchandise exports slumped 22.5% year-on-year in May, contrasting Aprils 2.1% increase and marking the sharpest fall since July 2009.... -
Japan: Japanese government unveils JPY 29.1 trillion (USD 200 billion) supplementary budget in November On 8 November, the Japanese government unveiled a JPY 29.1 trillion (USD 200 billion) supplementary budget—worth around 5% of GDP.... -
Indonesia: Merchandise exports grow at a milder rate in October Merchandise exports shot up 12.3% year-on-year in October (September: +20.2% year-on-year). Octobers result marked the slowest growth since February 2021.... -
Israel: Bank of Israel hikes for sixth straight meeting in November At its 21 November meeting, the Bank of Israel (BoI) raised the policy rate from 2.75% to 3.25%—marking the highest... -
Netherlands: Consumer confidence ticks up in November Consumer confidence came in at minus 57.0 in November, improving slightly from Octobers all-time low of minus 59. Consequently, the...