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• German investor sentiment recovered for a third month in December, reaching its highest level since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as inflation expectations eased and Europe's biggest economy has so far avoided an acute shortage in energy supplies. The ZEW institute’s economic sentiment index rose to -23.3 from -36.7 in November, exceeding expectations of a reading of -26.4. In other news: Germany’s consumer prices, harmonized to compare with other European countrie...Devamını Oku
14 Ara 2022
• German unemployment rose more than expected as Europe’s largest economy braces for a recession driven by surging energy costs. Joblessness increased by 17,000 in November, according to provisional data by the Federal Statistical Office released on Wednesday, pushing the unemployment rate up to 5.6% from 5.5% in the previous month. Destatis
01 Ara 2022
• German producer prices fell 4.2% month-on-month in October, its first monthly drop since May 2020, the Federal Statistical Office reported on Monday, raising hopes that double-digit inflation in Europe's largest economy could be nearing its peak. The producer price index rose 34.5% from the previous year, down from a record pace of 45.8% in August and September. Destatis
22 Kas 2022
• Germany’s inflation rate has reached an all-time high since reunification, according to data released by the Federal Statistical Office on Friday. EU-harmonized consumer prices rose 11.6% year-on-year in October, confirming preliminary figures. Final non-harmonized CPI was also confirmed at 10.4%
14 Kas 2022
• German industrial production grew more than expected in September, figures from the Federal Statistical Office showed on Monday, despite a fall in the energy-intensive industrial branches and ongoing delivery bottlenecks. Industrial output was up 0.6% month-on-month while production in energy-intensive industrial branches fell by 0.9% in September, the office said. Destatis
08 Kas 2022
• Germany reported a seasonally adjusted trade surplus of €3.7 billion in September, according to the Federal Statistical Office on Wednesday, beating a forecast surplus of €700 million as an unexpected dip of 0.5% in exports was outweighed by a steeper fall of 2.3% in imports. Furthermore: German unemployment marginally increased in October as looming economic headwinds led companies to scale back hiring. The number of jobless people rose by 8,000 while the unemp...Devamını Oku
03 Kas 2022
• German inflation accelerated faster than expected in October, driven mainly by the surge in energy and food prices. CPI climbed to an annual 10.4% in October from the prior month’s 10.0%, reported the Federal Statistical Office on Friday, while the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) —the ECB's preferred gauge of inflation— jumped to 11.6% from 10.9%. France: Inflation in Europe’s second-largest economy reached its highest level for over 25 years, data fro...Devamını Oku
31 Eki 2022
• The German economy unexpectedly expanded in Q3, in large part due to private spending, figures released by the Federal Statistical Office showed Friday. Europe’s largest economy’s GDP grew by 0.3% in the three months ending in September compared with the previous quarter, following a slight increase of 0.1% in Q2. France: French GDP grew by 0.2% in Q3, in line with market expectations, preliminary data from the INSEE official statistics agency showed Friday. Bank...Devamını Oku
31 Eki 2022
• German producer prices jumped more than markets expected in September, data from the Federal Statistical Office revealed Thursday, adding to concerns that wider inflation figures will keep rising over the coming months. Germany’s PPI increased 2.3% month-on-month against expectations of a 1.3% rise, while the gauge climbed 45.8% annually. Destatis
21 Eki 2022
• Sweden’s inflation reached a higher-than-expected 9.7% in September, raising the likelihood of even more rapid rate hikes by the Riksbank, as Statistics Sweden blamed higher energy and food prices for being the main driver behind the increase. Annika Winsth, the chief economist at Nordea, said it was likely now that the 50-point rate rise planned for November would be increased to 75 points. In other news: Germany's consumer prices, harmonized to compare with other...Devamını Oku
14 Eki 2022