Speculations over the consequences of China's current economic conditions have come to more dramatic scenarios over the last few days. A warning on the credit vulnerability of the second largest economy by the Bank for International Settlements suggests that a full-blown economic crisis might not be as far-fetched as thought before. The "credit-to-GDP", a measure that combines the rate of credit
Britain's public sector borrowing increased less than expected in the last quarter, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
Crude oil inventories in the United States fell sharply last week, official data showed on Wednesday.
US housing starts dropped more than expected last month, official figures revealed on Tuesday.
Confidence among US homebuilders improved in the ninth month of the year, official data revealed on Monday.
Manufacturing sales in Canada dropped sharply in July as gains in the food, energy and metals industries were offset by falls in the machinery and aerospace industries, official figures showed on Friday.
Consumer prices in the United States rose more than expected last month, official data revealed on Friday.
According to the Labor Department, the number of Americans filing for unemployment aid rose to a seasonally adjusted 260,000 in the week ended September 10, slightly up from the preceding week's 259,000 claims, while market analysts anticipated an increase to 262,000 during the reported week.
The Bank of England kept its key interest rates unchanged at its September meeting despite the post-Brexit pressure, official data revealed on Thursday.
According to the Bureau of Statistics release, Australia's official unemployment rate has reached 5.6%, despite the forecasts of the 3,900 jobs loss last month.
New Zealand's economy expanded slightly less than expected during the second quarter while the solid output figures, spurred by strong export and domestic demand, may temper rate cut expectations.
US import prices dropped unexpectedly last month amid lower petroleum and food prices, official data revealed on Wednesday.
According to the official figures, industrial production across the 19-country Euro zone slipped by 1.1% in July, showing a development that could seriously weigh on the region's third-quarter growth.
British consumer prices held steady last month, ignoring an increase in the prices of imported raw materials driven by the country's decision to leave the European Union.
In a speech delivered on Tuesday morning in Sydney, Chris Kent noted that recent economic growth had been stronger than the Reserve Bank had anticipated.
The Canadian economy added more jobs than expected last month, showing signs of significant recovery from the Alberta wildfires, official data showed on Friday.
Britain's trade deficit narrowed slightly less than expected in July, official figures revealed on Friday.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits dropped unexpectedly last week, official data revealed on Thursday.
Yesterday, on Thursday September 8, the European Central Bank decided to left interest rates in the single currency area unchanged, but being open for more cuts in the upcoming months and renewed calls to politicians to apply more stimulus for the economic recovery.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics data, Chinese consumer inflation weakened for the fourth consecutive month, while a smaller decline in producer prices spurred expectations that overcapacity in the manufacturing sector started to disappear.
China released stronger-than-expected trade data for the August as imports unexpectedly advanced for the first time in almost two years while the stabile slump in exports became flat.
The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, anticipating a substantial rebound in the second half of 2016, official data revealed.
Manufacturing production resumed to demonstrate downward tendency after two months of the UK's Brexit vote.
The latest data shows that Australian economy is showing its strongest growth since 2012 confirming that long period of decline might be coming to end.