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Hungary
Monthly repricing in Hungary back to elevated levels
Hungary
Core inflation remains a red flag in Hungary
Hungary
Hungary’s inflation is trending up
United States
US service sector’s strong summer boosted by concerts and movies
United States
US ISM reports remain consistent with GDP slowdown despite the construction boom
United States
ISM surveys point to softer US jobs and growth numbers ahead
Corporate Sector Coverage
United States
Challenges mount for US manufacturing, construction and services
France
France: business climate stabilises, but growth outlook remains weak
United States
ISM reports add to US recession fears
Japan
Japan’s economic recovery is being driven by a tourism boom
Turkey
Turkey: Second-highest January reading in current inflation series
Spain
Spain: PMIs remain in contraction territory
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