US private companies created far more jobs than expected in January, data published on Wednesday showed.
British manufacturing activity fell during the first month of 2017, as the weak British Pound pushed the prices of imports sharply higher, a private survey revealed on Tuesday.
New Zealand's unemployment rate rose unexpectedly from its eight-year low in the last quarter of 2016 as more people entered the labour force, a quarterly employment report revealed on Tuesday.
The Canadian economy advanced for the fifth consecutive month in November amid the strengthening manufacturing sector, official figures revealed on Tuesday.
Consumers' mood in the United States deteriorated markedly in January, a monthly survey revealed on Tuesday.
Inflation in the Euro zone rose more than expected in January but remained below the European Central Bank's inflationary target.
Consumer spending in the United Sates advanced more than expected last month as households boosted purchases of motor vehicles and services amid increasing wages.
Switzerland's KOF Economic Barometer dropped unexpectedly in the first month of 2017, official figures revealed on Monday.
US economic growth slowed markedly in the last quarter of 2016 amid lower shipments of soybeans that bolstered exports.
Bank lending to the Euro zone's companies rose at the strongest pace in more than four years in December, while the total amount of money in circulation advanced more than expected, official data revealed on Friday. According to the European Central Bank, corporate bank loans in the 19-member state currency bloc climbed 2.3% in the reported month, following November's upwardly
The British economy ignored the widely expected post-Brexit vote slowdown once again in the three month period to December, maintaining the third quarter's growth pace.
Sales of new homes in the Unites States dropped to a 10-month low last month, official figures revealed on Thursday.
German business sentiment fell unexpectedly this month as companies downgraded their outlooks, a private survey revealed on Thursday.
Manufacturing activity in the Euro zone rose at its fastest pace since 2011 in January, a preliminary survey showed on Tuesday.
The value of Canadian wholesale trade advanced less than expected in November, official figures revealed on Monday.
Canadian consumer prices fell for the second straight month in December, official figures revealed on Friday.
British retail sales dropped markedly last month amid higher prices, linked to the weaker Sterling.
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Canadian manufacturing sales rebounded sharply in November, helped by the primary metals, petroleum and coal industries.
US homebuilding activity advanced more than expected in the last month of 2016, official figures revealed on Thursday.
As markets expected, the European Central Bank left its monetary policy unchanged at its January meeting on Thursday.
As markets expected, the Bank of Canada left its benchmark overnight rate on hold at its January policy meeting on Thursday, where it has been since the middle of 2015.
More expensive gasoline and rental accommodation boosted US consumer inflation last month, official figures showed on Wednesday.
The unemployment rate in Britain held steady last month, while the number of unemployment benefit claims declined, surpassing analysts' expectations.