Canadian consumer prices grew less than expected in July, fresh data revealed on Friday.
German producer prices grew faster than expected last month, official data revealed on Friday.
Britain's retail sales rose more than expected last month, fresh data from the UK Office for National Statistics revealed on Thursday.
Initial jobless claims posted a surprise fall, fresh data revealed on Thursday.
Consumer prices in the Euro zone rose slightly on an annual basis in July, official data showed on Thursday.
The latest data showed Australian job creation jumps faster than expected in July, however, a sharp decline in full-time jobs inspired concerns about the health of the labour market.
According to the latest data revealed, Japan's exports for the previous month experienced their sharpest monthly drop in nearly seven years, since a surging yen deteriorates the country's trade picture, highly affecting shipments of cars, ships and steel.
The number of people filing for unemployment benefits in Britain dropped unexpectedly in the seventh month of the year, official data revealed on Wednesday.
US crude oil inventories dropped after three consecutive weeks of gains, fresh data showed on Wednesday.
According to the latest release, New Zealand's unemployment rate dropped more than expected during the second quarter as Statistics New Zealand's agency decided to adopt a new way in order to measure the labour market in line with international practices, as well as while the expanding economy continued to support jobs growth.
On Tuesday, the Office for National Statistics has revealed the UK's inflation rate on the yearly basis which is still quite weak.
Investor sentiment in the Euro zone's largest economy, Germany, improved less than expected in August, according to the latest monthly survey from the Mannheim-based Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW).
US core consumer prices grew less than expected last month, official data showed on Tuesday.
Manufacturing activity in the Empire State region reflected contraction in the eight month of the year, official data showed on Monday.
Japanese economic growth slowed down in April-June period after a notable growth during the previous quarter mainly due to the weak exports and capital expenditure, adding even more pressure on premier Shinzo Abe to add some more policies that can produce more sustainable growth.
Sales at US retailers unexpectedly fell in July, official data revealed on Friday.
Economic growth in the Euro zone's largest economy, Germany, contracted in the Q2 2016, flash reading revealed on Friday.
As latest data suggests released by Statistics New Zealand, the volume of retail sales rose a seasonally adjusted 2.3% in the three months through June from the March quarter, showing the biggest percentage increase since the December 2006.
According to the Labour Department Thursday's release, the number of people filing for unemployment benefits went down during the last week, figuring out that stable labour market strength in early August that could help speed up economic growth.
On Wednesday, at the conclusion of RBNZ August monetary meeting the Reserve Bank of New Zealand cut interest rates by 25 basis points, taking the deep of a record-low rate equalling 2%.
Japan's tertiary industry activity index increased at a faster than expected pace during the sixth month of the year, fresh figures from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) revealed on Wednesday.
The number of job openings in the United States increased more than expected during the sixth month of the year, official data showed on Wednesday.
Before retiring in September, the Reserve Bank governor, Glenn Stevens has admitted the RBA faces a difficult job due to necessity to balance between various risks as well as that it could undershoot its inflation target if that is the "least bad option".
UK manufacturing and industrial production continued to contract in June amid Britain's decision to leave the European Union, official data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed on Tuesday.