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Retail sales in Slovakia decreased for the second consecutive month in September, data released by the Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic showed Wednesday. news.instaforex.com »
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.
Profits earned by Chinese industrial firms grew at a slower pace in September, data released by the National Bureau of Statistics revealed Sunday.
Profits rose 18.4 percent year-on-year to CNY 558.9 billion in September. This was weaker than a 24.2 percent growth seen in August.
During the first nine months of the year, industrial profits increased 13.5 percent from the same period last year to CNY 4.05 trillion.
Meanwhile, China's cabinet, also known as the State Council, said it will streamline the corporate registration system by removing some registered capital requirements for establishing new firms.
Switzerland's trade surplus beat expectations in September, the latest figures from the Federal Customs Administrations showed Tuesday.
The trade surplus for September was CHF 2.5 billion compared with an expected CHF 2 billion surplus. In the July-September period, the trade surplus was CHF 6.9 billion.
Exports grew 2.2 percent year-on-year in nominal terms to CHF 16.9 billion in September. Meanwhile, imports declined 2.6 percent to CHF 14.4 billion. In real terms, exports grew 5.3 percent annually and imports fell 0.9 percent.
In the third quarter, exports grew 0.7 percent year-on-year in real terms, while imports fell 2.2 percent.
Quotes from Societe Generale Cross Asset Research:
-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.
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