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.
Consumer prices in the Euro zone climbed to a 38-Month high in December in line with analysts' expectations, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
Manufacturing activity in the State of New York dropped more than expected in January, results of the latest The Empire State Manufacturing Survey showed on Tuesday
British consumer prices showed solid growth in December, due to the weak Sterling, official figures revealed on Tuesday.
German Business Sentiment rose to its highest level in seven months in January, though less than expected.
The Euro zone's trade surplus expanded more than expected in November, official figures showed on Monday.
US retail sales rose more than expected last month amid higher demand for furniture and automobiles, figures showed on Friday.
In the United Kingdom, demand for bank lending among small and medium-sized enterprises dropped in the last quarter of 2016 in the wake of the country's decision to leave the European Union, according to the Bank of England's quarterly Credit Conditions Survey released on Friday.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment aid advanced less than expected last week, official figures showed on Thursday.
British industrial production posted the biggest monthly gain since March 2016, while manufacturing production rebounded from the preceding month's fall.
Canadian building permits dropped unexpectedly in November, official figures revealed on Tuesday. According to Statistics Canada, the value of building permits issued in the reported month fell 0.1%, following the preceding month's upwardly revised gain of 10.5%, revised from the originally reported increase of 8.7%, while market analysts anticipated a rise of 2.4% in November.
The number of job openings in the United States was little changed in November, according to the latest data released on Tuesday.
Strong US economic growth is likely to boost Canadian business activity in the upcoming months, according to the Bank of Canada's Business Outlook Survey released on Monday.