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Japan’s Wholesale Prices Rose 6.8% — Is the Cost Pressure Reaching Consumers?

Japan's yen-based import price index was up 24.5% from a year earlier, illustrating how international costs and currency movements can pass throu...

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Argentina’s Trade Surplus Faces a New Test as September Data Approach

The issue is open to competing interpretations and future data may change the picture. Discussion question: Does a large Argentine trade surplus sign...

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Argentina’s Trade Surplus Faces a New Test as September Data Approach

A goods-trade surplus can support foreign-currency availability, but it is not the same thing as growing central-bank reserves or improving living sta...

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Argentina’s Construction Activity Fell 4.4% — Can Investment Recover?

For ordinary households, the investment question also affects future housing availability and jobs. That makes a construction indicator more than a st...

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Argentina’s Construction Activity Fell 4.4% — Can Investment Recover?

Construction is sensitive to financing, public works spending, materials costs and households' confidence in future income. A single monthly rise...

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Britain’s Trade Deficit Widened to £8 Billion — Why Services Matter

The issue is open to competing interpretations and future data may change the picture. Discussion question: Is the UK’s large services surplus a comp...

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Britain’s Trade Deficit Widened to £8 Billion — Why Services Matter

In August alone, goods exports fell £1.1 billion and goods imports fell £1.3 billion compared with July, in current prices. A narrower monthly goods g...

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UK Growth Picked Up, but Services Did Most of the Work

The issue is open to competing interpretations and future data may change the picture. Discussion question: Can a services-led UK recovery last if co...

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UK Growth Picked Up, but Services Did Most of the Work

The divergence matters. A services-led economy can post respectable aggregate growth even while construction and factories struggle with costs, fundin...

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