Global economic releases showcase uncertainty moving ahead Day in Review South Korea South Korea’s GDP was up 0.4% quarter over quarter and 2% year over year for the 3rd quarter of 2019. Overall consumption was up 0.5%, with private consumption up 0.2% while government consumption was up1.4%. Investment and gross
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QSmartLab Market & Economic Commentary – December 2nd, 2019
Commodity producers in Japan experience sharp decline in revenues and profits for 3Q Day in Review South Korea Inflation in South Korea was down -0.6% for the month of November on a monthly basis but up 0.2% on a yearly basis. Estimates for the month of November set the inflation
QSmartLab Market & Economic Commentary – December 1st, 2019
Chinese manufacturing activity shows signs of recovery heading to the end of the year Day in Review South Korea South Korea’s trade balance was down for the month of November to $3.3billions a decrease from last month’s figure of $5.3billions. Year to date average balance of trade hovers around $3.4billions
QSmartLab Market & Economic Commentary – November 19th, 2019
Eurozone car registrations pick up, with Romania recording a 58.1% for October Day in Review Eurozone New car registrations were up 8.7% for the month of October across the 27 members of the eurozone. The figure is lower than last month’s 14.5% increase but remains positive considering the year to