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Romania April PPI Inflation At 3% Vs. 4.5% In March
Unemployment in Japan remained flat in April.
Japan's Ministry of Finance reported Friday that the national jobless rate was 4.1 percent, unchanged from March.
The data matched the expectations of most economists.
the labor force participation rate improved in April, rising to 59.6 percent compared to the March reading of 58.9 percent.
The job-to-applicant ratio also improved slightly, moving to 0.89 from the March reading of 0.86.
The Ministry also announced that Household Spending in Japan increased 1.5 percent in April, compared to the March rise of 5.2 percent.
Japan's inflation rate remained stable in April.
The Ministry of Finance reported Friday that the national core consumer price index rose 0.3 percent in April, matching the 0.3 percent rise in March.
for the full year to April, Core CPI was down 0.4 percent.
Overall CPI was up 0.3 percent on month and down 0.7 percent on year, the Ministry said.
For the Tokyo metropolitan region, overall CPI was down 0.2 percent on month.
Tokyo core CPI was up 0.1 percent on month.
Mexico's merchandise trade balance turned to a deficit in April as shipments increased at a notably slower rate than imports, data released by statistical office INEGI showed Monday.
The balance of trade was a deficit of $1.23 billion in April, compared to the $419 million surplus recorded a year earlier.
Export of goods increased 6.4 percent annually to $32.86 billion in April. Shipments of non-oil products advanced 7.7 percent from a year earlier, while oil exports decreased by 1.7 percent.
At the same time, merchandise imports climbed 11.8 percent annually to $34.09 billion during the month. The upturn was driven by a 14.3 percent spike in oil imports and an 11.5 percent gain in arrivals of non-oil commodities.
On a monthly basis, the value of exports and imports decreased 2.22 percent and 0.54 percent respectively in April, the agency said.
In the January-April period, exports edged up 0.6 percent from the corresponding period a year earlier, while imports advanced by 4.3 percent.
Spain's harmonized inflation fell to 1.5 percent annually in April from 2.6 percent in March, final data from the statistical office INE revealed Tuesday. The annual rate matched flash estimate published on April 29.
At the same time, consumer price inflation eased to 1.4 percent, in line with flash estimate, from 2.4 percent a month ago.
The cost of communication logged the biggest annual fall of 4 percent annually, followed by a 0.7 percent drop in transportation. All other sub-components of CPI registered increases, with health and education rising 13 percent and 10.4 percent, respectively.
Food and non-alcoholic beverages prices rose by a moderate 2.6 percent and clothing and footwear by 0.2 percent.
Month-on-month, the harmonized index of consumer prices edged up 0.1 percent in April. The consumer price index gained 0.4 percent again, as seen in March.
Germany's EU harmonized inflation eased more than economists expected in April, latest data showed Monday.
Inflation as per the harmonized index of consumer prices (HICP) slowed sharply to 1.1 percent in April from 1.8 percent in March, the Federal Statistical Office said. Economists had forecast a much slower deceleration to 1.7 percent.
Sequentially, the HICP decreased 0.5 percent in April, after rising 0.4 percent in the previous month. It was expected to drop 0.1 percent.
At the same time, the consumer price index increased 1.2 percent year-on-year in April, slower than the 1.4 percent gain seen in March. Economists were looking for an annual growth of 1.4 percent.
Consumer prices decreased 0.5 percent compared to March, when they increased by 0.5 percent. Economists expected prices to drop 0.2 percent month-on-month.
German private sector contracted at the fastest pace in six months in April, ending a four-month period of expansion, preliminary results of a survey by Markit Economics showed Tuesday.
The flash composite output index, that gauges activity in both manufacturing and services, fell to 48.8 in April from 50.6 in March. Readings above 50 indicate expansion of the sector while readings below 50 suggest contraction.
The manufacturing purchasing managers' index fell to a four-month low of 47.9 from 49 in March, suggesting further worsening of operating conditions across the factory sector. The manufacturing output index fell to a four-month low of 47.9 from 50 in March.
The services activity index fell to a six-month low of 49.2 in April from 50.9 in March.
Lower levels of private sector business activity reflected a decrease in new order volumes for the second successive month during April, Markit said.
The overall pace of contraction in new orders was the steepest since October 2012, largely driven by a marked decrease in new work received by service providers. Manufacturing new orders dropped at the fastest pace so far this year, the survey report said.
Confidence among British households regarding the value of their homes rebounded in April, ending the downward trend seen for nearly three years, helped mainly by improved optimism regarding the governments' recently launched mortgage scheme, data from a survey by Markit Economics and Knight Frank showed Friday.
The house price sentiment index increased to 50.6 in April from 50 in March. The index moved above the no-change 50 mark - which separates growth from contraction - for the first time in thirty-four months.
"The latest survey suggests the Help to Buy scheme has boosted house price sentiment, alongside a continued improvement in mortgage availability and more concrete signs that current values are on the up," Markit senior economist Tim Moore said.
At the same time, the outlook component of the survey, showed that British households expect the value of their homes will rise over the next 12 months, and at the sharpest rate since June 2010.
The forward-looking indicator climbed to a 34-month high of 62 in April from 58.4 in March, marking the fourth successive increase. Residents of London continued to be the most upbeat about the outlook for prices, followed by those in South East and the East of England, data showed.
