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Today's Economic Indicators
Germany
Foreign Trade
Sep. 2016: €21.3 bil
Germany's trade surplus narrowed to €21.3 billion in September from a revised €21.6 billion in the previous month. France
Trade balance
Sep. 2016: -€ 4.8 bil
France's exports continue to disappoint. Germany
Industrial Production
Sep. 2016: -1.8%
German industrial production fell in September, retreating 1.8% m/m, after rising strongly by 3% m/m in August. United Kingdom
Industrial Production
Sep. 2016: -0.4%
U.K. industrial production fell short of market expectations and shed 0.4% m/m in September, the same rate of contraction as in the previous month. Chile
Consumer Price Index
Oct. 2016: 2.8%
Chile’s inflation continued to adjust down in October, falling below the 3% target as prices moderated. United States
NFIB Small Business Survey
Oct. 2016: 94.9
U.S. small-business confidence has been fairly stable over the past several months, showing little indication that uncertainty surrounding the presidential election is affecting moods. Canada
Building Permits
Sep. 2016: -7.0%
The Canadian housing market is showing weakness, but fundamentals remain favorable. United States
Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey
Sep. 2016: 3.7% openings rate
The labor market remains robust. United States
Moody’s Analytics Policy Uncertainty Index
November 04: 86.7
U.S. policy uncertainty has stabilized, but it's not likely to provide any meaningful boost to the economy. South Korea
Employment
Oct. 2016:
China
Consumer Price Index
Oct. 2016:
China
Producer Price Index
Oct. 2016:
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