Industrial production in Europe’s largest economy rebounded less than expected in September, amid hopes that the outlook could be changing for the sector ahead of large-scale government investment.…
Read more German Industrial Production Rebounds Weakly Amid Tentative Hopes Over OutlookEconomic momentum continued to weaken for the world’s second-largest economy, with a manufacturing gauge signaling mounting headwinds. Source link
Read more China Factory Activity Gauge Signals Deepening Manufacturing GloomBy Ed Frankl Eurozone manufacturing is showing signs of life again after industrial production jumped unexpectedly in December, further signaling that the recent slump in manufacturing in the…
Read more Eurozone Industrial Production Unexpectedly Expands Amid Signs Recovery for SectorBy Ed Frankl Industrial output in the eurozone contracted for the third month in a row November, reflecting the continued downturn in the sector. Total production fell 0.3%…
Read more Eurozone Industrial Production Slumped for Third-Straight MonthBy Ed Frankl The U.K. economy contracted in May as industrial output slid on month, a signal that rising interest rates are weighing on economic activity. The country’s…
Read more UK Economy Contracted in May as Industry Feels PainBy Ed Frankl French industrial production rebounded more than expected in April, suggesting that some pressures on output could be easing as supply bottlenecks loosen, despite the squeeze…
Read more French Industrial Production Rose More Than Expected in AprilBEIJING (AP) — Asian stock markets sank Wednesday ahead of a vote by Congress on a deal to avert a government debt default, while a downturn in Chinese…
Read more Asia stocks hit by slide in China factory activity, jitters over U.S. debt-ceiling voteThe numbers: U.S. industrial production was flat in February, the Federal Reserve reported Friday. The unchanged reading was in line with economists expectations, according to a survey by…
Read more U.S. industrial output was flat in FebruaryThe numbers: Orders at American factories for long-lasting goods such as autos and computers jumped 1% in October, marking a strong showing that probably isn’t sustainable because of a…
Read more Durable-goods orders jump 1%, but momentum unlikely to last as U.S. economy slows
