Indicators

In the second half of the 20th century, Hong Kong was among the economies that demonstrated rapid growth rates, becoming one of the first "Asian tigers". Today, the city is one of the most developed financial centers, whose economy is almost entirely based on foreign trade.

The published BLS report showed that inflation in the US in September in annual terms remained at the level of the previous month (3.7% YoY), slightly above the consensus forecast (3.6%).

Malaysia is one of the largest and fastest growing economies in Southeast Asia. The average annual growth rate of real GDP until 2020 exceeded 5% due to the high demand for Malaysian goods in foreign markets, the trade of which accounts for most of the country's GDP.

According to the IMF, over the past ten years, Benin's economy has demonstrated consistently high growth rates, on average exceeding 5% per year.

According to the Ministry of Economic Development, with the exception of the seasonal factor in July, GDP accelerated growth to (+0.5% SA) compared to +0.1% SA in June

The Russian State Statistical Agency (Rosstat) published data on industrial production for July and at the same time, in accordance with the regulations, conducted an annual revision of data for 2022 and 1H23.

For several decades, Vietnam's GDP has demonstrated outstripping growth rates, which allowed the country to significantly increase its socio-economic indicators.

Since the second half of the 1980s, Uganda has entered a long period of relative political stability, which has allowed the country to ensure high growth rates over the past thirty years.

The published BLS report confirmed that inflation in the US in July increased again in annual terms for the first time in 12 months (3.2% YoY versus 3.0% YoY in June), which is due to the base effect. The result was slightly better than the consensus forecast (3.3% YoY).

The high growth rate of the UAE economy, which began in the first half of 2022, has been maintained throughout the year.