Economic data
Inflation Data and Consumer Spending Take Center Stage as Markets Eye Fed Policy Shift
While many traders escape to summer vacations, financial markets face a pivotal week that could fundamentally alter expectations for Federal Reserve policy in...
Nigeria’s Inflation Rate Eases Slightly to 15.06 Percent in February
Nigeria’s inflation rate fell marginally to 15.06 percent in February, down from 15.1 percent in January, the National Bureau of Statistics reported on...
South Africa Inflation Slows as Consumer Prices Ease to 3.5 Percent in January
South Africa’s annual inflation rate slowed to 3.5 percent in January, according to official data released by Statistics South Africa, signaling a moderation...
Moroccan Unemployment Data Shows Mixed Trends Across Demographic Groups
Morocco latest labor data shows unemployment rates declined slightly overall but revealed uneven trends across age and gender groups, according to figures discussed...
Morocco Unemployment Falls Slightly in Late 2025 Economic Data
Morocco has recorded a slight decline in unemployment according to recent economic data offering cautious optimism amid uneven growth conditions. Officials attributed the...
Germany Cautions on Manufacturing Slowdown Amid Weak Demand
Economic data released on February 1 2026 indicated a slowdown in German manufacturing as weak external demand and high costs weighed on factory...
China Reports Slower Factory Activity as Global Demand Remains Weak
On January 30 2026 Chinese government data showed that factory activity slowed further as weak global demand and cautious domestic spending continued to...
Canada Reports le Inflation as Consumer Spending Slows
Canada released new economic data today showing that inflation remains broadly stable, even as signs emerge that household spending is beginning to soften....
NBS to Normalise December 2025 Inflation Data Over Rebasing-Induced Spike
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has announced plans to “normalise” Nigeria’s inflation data for December 2025 following projections of a sharp spike...
