British retail sales grew at the fastest pace since 2002 in October, helped by colder weather and Halloween, official figures revealed on Thursday.
US industrial production remained unchanged unexpectedly last month, amid the weak heating demand.
British consumer prices dropped unexpectedly last month, despite the steep fall in the value of the British Pound after the Brexit vote, official data showed on Tuesday.
Donald Trump's surprising election victory combined with the post-Brexit uncertainty raised the question of whether the European Central Bank should provide additional monetary stimulus or not.
The US Dollar continued to strengthen in the second half of Thursday's trading session, which propelled the EUR/USD pair below the Brexit low, where the pair traded on Friday morning.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment aid dropped more than expect last week, official figures showed on Thursday.
The United Kingdom's trade deficit narrowed in the Q3 despite the post-Brexit uncertainty, official data revealed on Wednesday.
British manufacturing activity jumped unexpectedly in September amid rising inflationary pressures, official figures revealed on Tuesday.
UK house prices jumped unexpectedly on a monthly basis in October, despite signs of a slowdown seen in the previous six months.
US private companies added fewer than expected jobs last month, whereas the unemployment rate improved slightly, the October Non-Farm Payrolls report showed on Friday.
The Bank of England left its key interest rates on hold but revised upwards its growth and inflation forecasts at its monetary policy meeting on Thursday.
UK construction industry grew at its fastest pace in six months in October despite the post-Brexit uncertainty, official data revealed on Wednesday.
Manufacturing activity in the United Kingdom remained strong but grew at a slightly slower pace last month, a private survey revealed on Tuesday.
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.
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.
Activity in the US manufacturing sector expanded more than expected last month, according to a private survey published on Monday.
Britain's retail sector proved to be slightly worse than expected, as the amount of items bought missed expectations.
Britain's retail sector proved to be slightly worse than expected, as the amount of items bought missed expectations.
US housing starts dropped unexpectedly last month, whereas building permits rose more than expected, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
UK consumer prices expended at the fastest annual pace in nearly two years during the previous month.
Industrial production in the United States rose less than expected last month, suggesting the economy grew at a moderate annual pace in the Q3.