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International Economic
22 Nov
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October durable goods orders drop in October

Orders for goods made to last more than three years staged a big drop last month, but only because of a downdraft in those for civilian aircraft and parts.

21 Nov
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Existing-home sales slump 4.1% in November

Sales of previously owned homes in the US dropped more than expected in October, according to data out Tuesday from the National Association of Realtors (NAR).

21 Nov
UK borrowing up but gives Hunt room for tax policy changes

UK public borrowing came in less than expected in the first seven months of the financial year, according to official data published on Tuesday, a day ahead of finance minister Jeremy Hunt's autumn budget.

20 Nov
Eurozone construction rises 0.4% in September

Construction output in the eurozone rose 0. 4% in September compared to the previous month, according European Union statistics agency Eurostat.

20 Nov
German October PPI falls 11% year-on-year

German producer prices fell 11% on an annual basis and in line with expectations in October, the federal statistics office Destatis said on Monday.

20 Nov
PBOC keeps LPR unchanged

China’s commercial lenders left benchmark lending rates unchanged on Monday, in line with expectations.

17 Nov
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US housing starts and building permits beat forecasts

US housing starts and building permits both came in better than market expectations for October, according to figures from the Census Bureau and Department of Housing and Urban Development.

17 Nov
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Eurozone inflation confirmed at 2.9% in October, as rate-cut hopes rise

Secondary estimates for the Eurozone consumer price index in October confirmed the initial figures on Friday, showing that inflation saw a big drop, reaffirming hopes that the European Central Bank may look to cut interest rates early next year.

16 Nov
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Samsung confirms data breach involving UK customer details

Technology giant Samsung Electronics confirmed a data breach on Thursday that led to the unlawful acquisition of the personal contact information of some of its UK customers.

16 Nov
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US industrial production down in October as auto strikes limit output

Industrial production in the US declined more than expected in October, according to data out Thursday from the Federal Reserve, as auto factory strikes weighed on output.

16 Nov
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Philly manufacturing contracts again in November

Manufacturing activity in the Philadelphia region contracted again in November but by less than expected, according to the Philly Federal Reserve.

16 Nov
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US jobless claims hit highest level in almost three months

Americans filed unemployment claims at an accelerated clip in the week ended 11 November, hitting their highest level in almost three months.

15 Nov
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US October producer prices drop unexpectedly

Wholesale prices in the States fell by more than anticipated in October.

15 Nov
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US retail sales hold up in October

Consumer outlays in America held up better than expected last month.

15 Nov
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Empire State manufacturing index jumps in November

Factory sector activity improved in the Empire State during the month of November, the results of a survey showed.

15 Nov
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Eurozone industrial output pulls back sharply in September

Industrial output in the eurozone contracted more than expected in September, figures from Eurostat revealed on Wednesday.

15 Nov
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European Commission cuts eurozone growth forecasts

The European Commission cut its eurozone growth forecasts on Wednesday as it said the economy has lost momentum.

15 Nov
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China's retail sales beat forecasts

China’s faltering economy looked to have strengthened last month, after official data published on Wednesday showed larger-than-expected improvements in both retail sales and factory output.

14 Nov
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US CPI undershoots forecasts in October

The cost of living in the U. S. fell back in October by more than expected.

14 Nov
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Eurozone GDP contracts in Q3 but labour market remains resilient

The Eurozone contraction was confirmed at 0. 1% in the third quarter, but the number of people in employment jumped more than forecast.