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Japan's Q1 GDP fell less than first reported on revised capex
Reuters· 7 hours agoAnalysts expect the Japanese economy to have bottomed out in the first quarter, although a...
Japan's economy is shrinking, although slightly less than previously thought
Associated Press via AOL· 3 hours agoSeasonally adjusted real gross domestic product, or GDP, a measure of the value of a nation’s...
Australia GDP disappoints in Q1 on pressure from inflation, interest rates By Investing.com
Investing.com· 5 days agoInvesting.com-- Australia’s economy grew less than expected in the first quarter, gross domestic...
Canada's energy, gold exports help narrow April trade deficit
Reuters via Yahoo News· 4 days agoOTTAWA (Reuters) -Canada posted a smaller-than-expected merchandise trade deficit of C$1.05 billion...
German Industrial Output Logs 0.1% Fall; Exports Rise
RTT News· 3 days agoGermany's industrial production registered a marginal fall on falling construction output, while growth in both exports and imports accelerated more than expected, official data revealed on Friday.
South Africa’s Current-Account Gap Narrows More Than Expected
Bloomberg· 4 days agoSouth Africa’s current-account shortfall narrowed more than expected in the first quarter as exports...
Europe’s Onetime Crisis Economies Are Now Outperformers
Bloomberg via Yahoo News· 46 minutes ago(Bloomberg) -- Giannis Moschos remembers the bad days. An economy in ruins, business relationships...
Australia: GDP growth slows further
The Forex Market· 5 days agoThis brings the annual growth rate down from 1.5% to 1.1%. At just 0.1% QoQ, the first quarter 2024 GDP result continues a remarkably steady slowdown in...
Australia government spending rises in Q1, adds to growth
KFGO· 6 days agoSYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian government spending rose in the March quarter to make a much needed...
Why we missed the industrialization wagon: can we still catch it? - BusinessWorld Online
BusinessWorld· 15 hours agoIN A PREVIOUS ARTICLE (https://tinyurl.com/2xp6ug29), we argued that manufacturing and exports are the “magic bullet” that developing countries like the Philippines need.