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Economic Trends Press Releases - China
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Economic Trends Press Releases


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13 Jun. 2023

LEI for the United Kingdom Decreased Again in April

The index decreased to 77.5

13 Jun. 2023

LEI for the United Kingdom Decreased Again in April

The index decreased to 77.5

12 Jun. 2023

LEI for Japan Held Steady in April

The Index holds steady at 88.5

12 Jan. 2023

CEO Survey: A Recession is the Biggest Worry in 2023

As the new year begins, what will keep the world’s executives up at night?

07 Jun. 2022

LEI for South Korea Decreased

The index decreased to 106.9

13 Jan. 2022

CEO Survey: Inflation Worries Skyrocket

See what is top-of-mind for CEOs in 2022

06 Aug. 2020

The Conference Board Appoints Dana Peterson as Chief Economist

The Conference Board has appointed Dana M. Peterson as Chief Economist, who will also lead the organization’s US Economy, Strategy & Finance Center. Effective September 14, she will succeed outgoing Chief Economist and US Center Leader Bart van Ark.

27 Jan. 2020

The Conference Board Leading Economic Index® for China Increased

The Index increased to 154.2

30 Sep. 2019

Expect Household Consumption to Weaken in China

The Conference Board China Center’s Inaugural Quarterly Consumption Update reviews the key drivers for household consumption.

18 Jul. 2019

The Conference Board LEI for the United States

Index Points to Moderation in Growth in Second Half

ECONOMIC INDICATORS

Leading Economic Index for:

  • Australia 0.3%
  • Brazil 0.5%
  • China 0.2%
  • Euro Area 0.4%
  • France 0.3%
  • Germany 0.0%
  • Global 0.3%
  • India 0.6%
  • Japan 0.1%
  • Korea 0.2%
  • Mexico 1.0%
  • Spain 0.3%
  • U.K. 0.3%
  • U.S. 0.3%
  • International Labor Comparisons:
    Productivity:
    Global Economic Outlook:
    Employment Growth Continues, But at Slower Pace

    Total nonfarm payrolls employment increased by 661,000 in September.

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