Decline In Eurozone Retail Sales Exceeds Forecast, Indonesia's Economic Growth Moderates In Q3

Latest economic update from Tokyo, Bank of Japan Minutes: Japan Economy Picking Up Despite Uncertainty, Members of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy board said that Japan's economy continues to show signs of recovery - particularly as exports extend their growth, minutes from the board's meeting on October 3 and 4 revealed on Wednesday

Sidney latest trade deficit data, Australia September Trade Deficit AUD 284 Mln, Australia posted a merchandise trade deficit of AUD 284 million in September, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Wednesday

Indonesia is one of the most remarkable economic growth in Asia, Indonesia's Economic Growth Moderates In Q3, The Indonesian economy expanded at the slowest pace in nearly four years in the third quarter, signaling that the central bank's tighter monetary policy aimed at containing inflation and stabilizing rupiah weighed on growth. Gross domestic product expanded 5.62 percent year-on-year in the three months through September, slightly weaker than a 5.81 percent expansion recorded in the second quarter

Latest from British economic data, U.K. Industrial Output Rebounds On Manufacturing, British industrial production bounced back at a stronger-than-expected pace in September, after a decline in the previous month as manufacturing sector recovered, the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics showed Wednesday. Total production increased 0.9 percent on a monthly basis in September, compared with the forecast for a 0.6 percent gain

Meanwhile, Decline In Eurozone Retail Sales Exceeds Forecast, Eurozone retail sales declined slightly more-than-expected in September driven by the weakness in both food and non-food product turnover, data showed Wednesday. Elsewhere, a Purchasing Managers' survey today showed that services growth slowed in October, but at a slower than initially estimated pace. Services activity remained in positive territory for the third month running

German Factory Orders Rebound Strongly On Capital Goods, Germany's manufacturing orders recovered at a faster-than-expected pace in September, supported by a further strong rise in demand for capital goods, signaling continued improvement in the domestic economy at the start of the fourth quarter

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