U.S. Labor Department: U.S. Consumer Prices Unexpectedly Tick Higher, Australia Inflation Adds 2.3% On Year In Q3

Tokyo latest economic update, Japan September Trade Deficit JPY958.3 Billion, Japan posted a merchandise trade deficit of 958.3 billion yen in September, the Ministry of Finance said on Wednesday - remaining in the red for the 27th consecutive month

From Sidney, Australia Inflation Adds 2.3% On Year In Q3, Consumer prices in Australia advanced 2.3 percent on year in the third quarter of 2014, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Wednesday

Eurozone need more monetary stimulus, ECB's Coene Says No Concrete Proposal On Corporate Bond Buys, European Central Bank Governing Council member Luc Coene said the central bank could expand its stimulus measures to purchasing instruments other than covered bonds and asset-backed securities, but there is no concrete proposal on corporate bonds, currently

From London economic news, Bank of England Split 7-2 Again On Rate; Unanimous On QE, Bank of England policymakers decided to leave its key rate at a historic low of 0.50 percent in a split vote for the third straight time at the meeting held early this month as a majority of members noticed increased risks from slowing global economy, especially in euro area. Ian McCafferty and Martin Weale sought a quarter point hike in the bank rate, to 0.75 percent

Meanwhile U.S. Consumer Prices Unexpectedly Tick Higher In September, what a data, Consumer prices in the U.S. unexpectedly showed a modest increase in the month of September, according to a report released by the Labor Department on Wednesday, with higher prices for food and shelter offsetting a continued decline in energy prices
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