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U.S. Import and Export Price Indexes in September 2009

added: 15-10-2009

The U.S. Import Price Index edged up 0.1 percent in September, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported, after a 1.6 percent increase in August. The September increase was led by higher nonfuel
prices, which more than offset lower fuel prices. The price index for U.S. exports declined 0.3 percent in September following a 0.7 percent increase the previous month.

Euro Area Investment Fund Statistics June 2009

added: 15-10-2009

The total assets of euro area investment funds increased to EUR 4,540 billion at end-June 2009, from EUR 4,099 billion in March 2009.1 This development was mainly due to a rise in the amount outstanding of shares and other equity, from EUR 1,043 billion to EUR 1,240 billion, and of securities other than shares, from EUR 1,699 billion to EUR 1,867 billion.

Global Recession Hit US Salaries Hardest and Accelerated Equity Program Changes at Technology Companies

added: 15-10-2009

Technology companies in the United States have experienced greater salary freezes than other nations, according to Aon Consulting's Radford, a leading provider of compensation intelligence to the technology and life sciences industries. These U.S. organizations also have seen significant shifts in equity compensation, as underwater stock options and exchange programs soared, and companies continue to incorporate restricted stock into their programs in lieu of options.

China: Entrepreneur Confidence Index Promoted in the Third Quarter 2009

added: 15-10-2009

According to the results of nationwide survey showed that entrepreneur confidence index (ECI) gained 120.1 in the third quarter, promoted 9.9 points over previous quarter.

OECD Composite Leading Indicators Provide Stronger Signs of Recovery

added: 15-10-2009

OECD composite leading indicators (CLIs) for August 2009 continue to point to recovery in all major economies with CLIs for France and Italy pointing to a potential expansion; however these expansion signals should be interpreted with some care as the CLIs are less precise in differentiating between expansion and recovery than in identifying turning points.

China: National Business Climate Index Kept Booming in the Third Quarter 2009

added: 15-10-2009

Business Climate Survey results of NBS in whole country showed that the national business climate index (BCI) was 124.4 in the third quarter, boomed 8.5 points quarter-on-quarter.

Industrial Production up by 0.9% in Euro Area in August 2009

added: 15-10-2009

In August 2009 compared with July 2009, seasonally adjusted industrial production grew by 0.9% in the euro area (EA16) and by 0.6% in the EU27. In July production increased by 0.2% and 0.3% respectively.

Consumer Savings Higher as Debt Declines; Mortgage Delinquencies, Bankruptcies Continue to Grow in September 2009

added: 14-10-2009

Consumers continue to fight the recession by saving more and paying off debt; banks are responding with more careful lending; and stressed homeowners increasingly are falling behind on mortgages on their primary residence, according to the latest Equifax Inc. Credit Trends Report, a summary of key economic trends the company distributes to its customers every month.

Deloitte Consumer Spending Index Up For The Fourth Consecutive Month in September 2009

added: 14-10-2009

The Deloitte Consumer Spending Index rose again in September, hitting its highest level in two years. The Index attempts to track consumer cash flow as an indicator of future consumer spending.

Monster Employment Index Europe Dips Slightly in September 2009

added: 14-10-2009

The Monster Employment Index Europe dipped in September, as offerings fell three points (three percent). Reduced hiring was noted in the public sector, with previously strong areas such as education and healthcare now showing decreasing trends.

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