OECD’s leading indicator falls to 100.1 in March

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12 May 2015

OECD’s leading indicator falls to 100.1 in March

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) released its leading indicators on Tuesday. The composite leading indicator decreased to 100.1 in March from 100.2 in February. It signalled stable growth in the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan and India.

The index for the U.S. and China pointed to an easing in growth momentum.

The index for Russia continues to point to a loss in growth momentum.

Gold price traded higher as the U.S. dollar declined due to a selloff in major government bonds

NIESR’s gross domestic product rises by 0.4% in three months to April

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