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China’s producer price deflates for 45th consecutive month

Dec 09, 2015 05:14 am UTC| Commentary

Wind of deflation seems just not ready to leave China. At one hand, Chinas producer price index failed to grow in November, while producer prices remained in deflation, just a quarter shy of four years. Producer price has...

Q3 real GDP figures to decide Hungary's MNB’s monetary policy

Dec 09, 2015 05:14 am UTC| Commentary

Industrial production in Hungary posted a solid growth of 12.7% y/y WDA in October 2015. Market expected the output to expand at the rate of 7.8%. Similarly, consumer price inflation also showed upward trend as it is...

U.S. unemployment rate likely to fall below 4% mid of next year

Dec 09, 2015 04:49 am UTC| Commentary

The number of job openings in the United States reduced to 5.383 million in October from 5.526 million in September. Openings in professional and business services reduced by 137k on the month, likely wise, the figure...

Guide to today’s important data and events

Dec 09, 2015 04:26 am UTC| Commentary

Not many economic dockets scheduled for today, focus on RBNZ monetary policy. Data released so far Australia - Home loans declined by -0.5% in October. Investment lending for homes declined by -6.1%. China...

New Zealand Q3 current account preview

Dec 09, 2015 04:16 am UTC| Commentary Economy

There is a rise in New Zealands export prices and volumes in third quarter of 2015, which were counter balanced by rise in import bill as the NZD was weaker. Trade in services is likely to move ahead into surplus,...

Euro area 2015 GDP likely to come in at 1.5%

Dec 09, 2015 03:46 am UTC| Commentary Economy

Euro Area Q3 final estimate was unchanged from the flash reading at 0.3%qoq. The economic growth softened modestly from Q1 and Q2 2015. Expenditure breakdown was consistent with expectations indcating that final...

New Zealand Q3 GDP preview

Dec 09, 2015 03:19 am UTC| Commentary

In New Zealand, while the primary sector activity seems soft, manufacturing and services are likely to show some strength. The wholesale and manufacturing surveys released this week recorded sizable gains. These two...

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