Manufacturing activity in the United Kingdom remained strong but grew at a slightly slower pace last month, a private survey revealed on Tuesday.
US manufacturing activity grew for the second consecutive month in October, official data showed on Tuesday.
The single European area economy grew at the same slow pace in the third quarter as the second while core inflation, in turn, dipped in October, reinforcing expectations that the European Central Bank will negotiate to extend its asset-buying program in December.
Consumer spending in the United States increased more than expected last month amid higher purchases of motor vehicles and higher inflation, official data revealed on Monday.
The US economy expanded at its fastest pace since 2014 in the Q3 of 2016 amid higher exports and a rise in inventory investment, official data revealed on Friday.
The British economy expanded more than expected in the Q3 despite the Brexit vote, official figures revealed on Thursday.
New orders for US manufactured durable goods dropped unexpectedly last month amid lower orders for computers and electronic products.
While speculations on market over-sensitivity to central bank announcements have been working the minds of analysts for several years already, latest developments are said to have turned the page. The recent bond sell-off following ECB and Fed statements has proved worries to be on point, Claudio Borio, head of Bank for International Settlements (BIS) warned. Borio presented a review on
Trade Balance in New Zealand's widened during the previous month outperforming economists' expectations.
Oil prices jumped above the $50 level on Wednesday as US crude oil inventories dropped unexpectedly last week.
American consumers were more pessimistic about the path of the economy in October, according to latest survey results published on Tuesday.
German business sentiment improved unexpectedly in October, reaching its highest since April 2014, a private survey showed on Tuesday.
Activity in the US manufacturing sector expanded more than expected last month, according to a private survey published on Monday.
Canadian wholesale sales rose in August for a fifth consecutive month, fresh figures showed on Monday.
Rising prices as well as strengthening employment outlook pushed the single currency area's two main economic sectors – services and manufacturing – flash purchasing managers' index to a 10-month high, influenced by strong growth in Germany.
Consumer prices in Canada grew less than expected last month amid lower fuel prices and milder increases in food prices, official data showed on Friday.
The subtle presence of Greece's economic problems has been of little interest for to public eye recently. As deceptive as this silence might be, the Greek economy has showed some signs of recovery, and, if we believe internal government estimates – is on track to show economic growth for the first time in seven years in 2017. While officials assert
Manufacturing activity dropped less than expected in the Third Federal Reserve District, a monthly report revealed on Thursday.
Britain's retail sector proved to be slightly worse than expected, as the amount of items bought missed expectations.
The European Central Bank left interest rates on hold and kept its 1.74 trillion euro ($1.95 trillion) asset buying scheme running in order to boost economic growth and inflation at its October monetary policy meeting on Thursday.
According to the data, Australia's jobless rate went down in September from August since fewer people were looking for work.
The Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate on hold but lowered its estimates for Canadian growth in 2016 and 2017 during the October policy meeting on Wednesday.
US housing starts dropped unexpectedly last month, whereas building permits rose more than expected, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
With the US presidential election approaching, today marks the final stepping stone for both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in their efforts to win over the hearts of the American voters. As uncertainty amplifies in the preface of the big day, more and more speculations on the exact impact of each election scenario emerge. November 8 is far from being