July Economic Adjustments
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Slovakia will adjust its subsistence minimum in July, affecting pensions and garnishments. Argentina has updated its July pension values, increasing the minimum pension. Romania, meanwhile, anticipates a hot and dry July with temperatures above average and scarce rainfall.
Turkey's Inflation Rises Sharply in July, Services Sector Leads Gains
Turkey's inflation rate continued its upward trend in July, with the national statistical authority, TรฤฐK, announcing a 1.93% increase in the seasonally adjusted Consumer Price Index (CPI) compared to the previous month. This figure highlights persistent price pressures within the Turkish economy. Further analysis of the data reveals a rise in core inflation indicators. Excluding volatile items suโฆ
July consumer price inflation in South Korea drops to 2% range
South Korea's consumer price inflation eased to 2.8% in July, falling below the 3% mark for the first time in three months, according to data released by Statistics Korea on August 4. This marks a sigโฆ
Nepal welcomes 71,775 foreign tourists in July as Chinese arrivals surge
Nepal experienced a notable influx of foreign tourists in July, with arrivals reaching 71,775. This figure represents a 2.3 percent increase compared to July of the previous year, indicating a positivโฆ
Buying the Dip: Investors Heavily Purchased These 3 Types of Taiwan Stock ETFs in July
Taiwanese stock investors demonstrated a strong 'buy the dip' mentality in July, pouring money into certain exchange-traded funds (ETFs) even as the broader market experienced a severe downturn. The mโฆ
South Korea's July inflation cools to 2.8%, returning to 2% range
South Korea's consumer price inflation eased to 2.8% in July, marking a return to the 2% range after exceeding 3% for two consecutive months. This moderation is largely attributed to a decrease in intโฆ
