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В Австралии наблюдается значительное снижение индекса ипотечного кредитования, который в августе 2024 года достиг уровня 1,4%. Это резкое падение последовало за июльским показателем в 5,4%, согласно данным, обновленным 4 октября 2024 года. news.instaforex.com »
Индекс деловой активности в производственном секторе (PMI) Греции, рассчитанный компанией S&P Global, продемонстрировал незначительное снижение в августе. По данным на 2 сентября 2024 года, значение индикатора составило 52,9 пункта, что ниже предыдущего уровня в 53,2 пункта, зарегистрированного в июле 2024 года. news.instaforex.com »
On August 06, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (Moscow time), the Belgorod Region will perform bookbuilding for 34012 series bonds, as reported by organizer materials. Volume of bond issue is 2 billion rubles. Par value of one bond is 1,000 rubles. Maturity of bonds is 5 years (bond expiry date – August 05, 2024). Coupon period is quarterly period (91 days). The issuance provides for amortization: 50% of par value paid off on August 08, 2022, per 25% of par value – on August 07, 2023 and August 05 ru.cbonds.info »
Эмитент CIFI Holdings разместил еврооблигации на сумму USD 300.0 млн и ставкой купона 5.375% before 24 August 2022, then US Treasuty 5Y CMS+8.571%. Организатор: China International Capital Corporation (CICC), Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Guotai Junan Securities, Haitong International securities, HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank. ru.cbonds.info »
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Germany's import prices decreased for the ninth successive month in September, and the rate of fall matched economists' forecast, latest data showed Thursday.
The import price index decreased 2.8 percent in September from the same month of last year, marking the ninth fall in a row, the Federal Statistical Office said. The outcome matched economists' forecast. In August, prices had declined 3.4 percent.
Contributing to the decline of the headline index, energy prices fell 6.3 percent annually, and metal costs declined 9.7 percent.
Import prices, excluding petroleum and petroleum products, were lower by 2.3 percent than in September 2012, data showed.
Sequentially, import prices stayed unchanged in September, after rising 0.1 percent in August. Expectations were for a 0.1 percent rise in September.
The statistical office further noted that Germany's export prices decreased 1 percent year-on-year in September, as they did in August. On a month-on-month basis, export prices stayed flat for the second straight month in September.
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-We expect Taiwan's industrial production to remain in the contraction zone in September after the disappointing reading in August (data to be released on 23rd October). Export orders, which usually lead industrial production by one month or more, disappointed in August, growing by just 0.5% yoy. The September trade data served as another reminder of the painfully slow recovery of the island's economy.
-Exports contracted sharply by 7% yoy, slowing from +3.6% yoy in August. The base effect certainly played a role, but the underlying trend of external demand also failed to strengthen further. By destination, export growth to China slumped the most to -10.9% yoy from +3.6% yoy in the previous month.
-By goods, the contribution from machineries & electrical equipments (ME) to headline growth fell from +2.5ppt to -0.5ppt. Hence, the chance of getting another soft data point for production seems fairly high.
news.instaforex.com »Quotes from Standard Chartered: -Three-month UK unemployment for June to August is likely to have remained at 7. 7% after a surprise fall from 7. news.instaforex.com »
South Africa's manufacturing production rose at a significantly slower pace in August, and the growth rate was far below economists' forecast, latest data showed Thursday.
Manufacturing production edged up 0.2 percent in August from a year earlier, after expanding strongly by 5.5 percent in July, Statistics South Africa said. The expected growth rate was 1.2 percent.
The weakening of the output growth mainly reflected a 25 percent fall in the production of motor vehicles, parts and accessories and other transport equipment. Production of textiles, clothing, leather and footwear dropped by 0.9 percent.
Meanwhile, production in the food and beverages industry advanced 1.7 percent from August last year, and output of wood, wood products, paper, and publishing and printing articles rose by 6.4 percent.
On a monthly basis, seasonally adjusted manufacturing production fell sharply by 3.6 percent in August, which was faster than the 2 percent fall economists had forecast.
During the three months ended August, factory production increased 0.2 percent from the preceding three-month period, data showed.
Portugal's merchandise trade shortfall widened in the June-August period as imports increased at a faster pace than exports, data released by the National Statistics Institute showed Wednesday.
The balance of trade for the three months ended August was a deficit of EUR2.41 billion, bigger than the EUR2.24 billion shortfall recorded a year earlier.
Merchandise exports increased 2.3 percent annually to EUR11.63 billion at the end of August. Shipments to the European Union (EU) countries and the Non-EU market grew 2.1 percent and 2.8 percent respectively.
Imports grew 3.1 percent from last year to EUR14.04 billion in the August quarter. Purchases from the EU climbed 4.4 percent year-on-year, and those from the external market stayed unchanged.
In the month of August, Portugal's exports stayed unchanged from the preceding month, while imports decreased by 3.5 percent, data showed.
Latvia's industrial production decreased in August from last year, figures released by the Central Statistical Bureau showed Friday.
Industrial production, on a calendar-adjusted basis, decreased 3.5 percent year-on-year in August, reversing the previous month's 2.1 percent increase. In June, production had decreased by 0.4 percent.
The downturn in overall output was driven mainly by a 2.5 percent fall in manufacturing production, and a 7.9 percent decrease in the production of electricity and gas supply. Meanwhile, mining and quarrying production increased by 0.6 percent.
Sequentially, industrial production decreased a seasonally adjusted 2 percent in August, after gaining 1.7 percent in July, the agency said.
