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Commentary
U.S. Chartbook: Full Employment Now on Track for 2017 Some slack remains but the job market is doing well. Mexico Outlook: Losing Strength The economy has moderated in 2016 and will underperform in 2017. U.S. Weekly Highlights and Preview, October 7, 2016 Full employment appears to be further out on the horizon. Global Outlook: Adverse Risks on the Horizon Below-trend world growth will be buffeted by increasing political uncertainty in Europe. » VIEW MORE COMMENTARY
Today's Economic Indicators
Germany
Foreign Trade
Aug. 2016: €22.2 bil
Germany's trade surplus expanded to €22.2 billion in August from €19.4 billion in the previous month. Italy
Industrial Production
Aug. 2016: 1.7%
Italy’s industrial production unexpectedly rose 1.7% in August from July, when it increased by 0.7%. OECD
Composite Leading Indicators
Aug. 2016: 99.7
The OECD composite leading indicator was 99.7 in August, unchanged from July. World
Moody's Analytics Survey of Business Confidence
October 07: 25.2
Global business sentiment has been remarkably stable in recent months, consistent with a global economy that is expanding near its potential. China
Monetary Aggregates
Sep. 2016:
Philippines
Industrial Production
Aug. 2016:
Australia
Housing Finance
Aug. 2016:
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