Chinese exports fell in October for the seventh consecutive month as weak demand continued to weigh on the world’s second-largest economy, although the decline wasn’t as sharp as in September.
Exports dropped 7.3 per cent last month from a year earlier, the General Administration of Customs said Tuesday.…
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Chinese exports fell in October for the seventh consecutive month as weak demand continued to weigh on the world’s second-largest economy, although the decline wasn’t as sharp as in September.
Exports dropped 7.3 per cent last month from a year earlier, the General Administration of Customs said Tuesday.…
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The 19 bloc euro area today posted figures which showed an expansion in their current account, despite a shrinkage in the account surplus for the month of July there was a record surge in investments. The surplus recorded for the 19 country euro zone reached €21 billion, as it dropped from a previous value of €29.6 billion which was mostly fuelled by rising net portfolio investments of €58 billion.…
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The 19 bloc euro area today posted figures which showed an expansion in their current account, despite a shrinkage in the account surplus for the month of July there was a record surge in investments. The surplus recorded for the 19 country euro zone reached €21 billion, as it dropped from a previous value of €29.6 billion which was mostly fuelled by rising net portfolio investments of €58 billion.…
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- Public finances surplus reported at £1 billion
- Public borrowing also lower
The British government had a smaller than anticipated budget surplus for July, the first full month since the UK referendum. Public sector borrowing was £1 billion in surplus for the month of July, about 17% less than the figure reported a year earlier which was £1.2 billion.…
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- Public finances surplus reported at £1 billion
- Public borrowing also lower
The British government had a smaller than anticipated budget surplus for July, the first full month since the UK referendum. Public sector borrowing was £1 billion in surplus for the month of July, about 17% less than the figure reported a year earlier which was £1.2 billion.…
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