Recent Developments in German Automobile Industry On February 25, 2025, data released by the German Federal Motor Transport Authority indicates that new car registrations in Germany have experienced a notable improvement. The year-over-year (YoY) change recorded a decline of just 2.8%, a significant recovery compared to the previous year’s 7.1%
Introduction Italy’s automotive industry continues to face challenges as the latest data reveals a sharper decline in new car registrations. On February 25, 2025, the year-on-year (YoY) figure for new car registrations showed a drop of 5.8%, compared to the previous year’s decline of 4.9%. This negative trend raises questions
Introduction In the latest South Korea 20-Year Korea Treasury Bond (KTB) auction, held on February 25, 2025, the yield was recorded at 2.705%, marking a decline from the previous 2.77%. This change represents a decrement of approximately 2.347%. The geopolitical landscape, coupled with global economic shifts, keeps market participants on
Date: February 25, 2025 Slovakia’s Decline in New Car Registrations Raises Concerns Slovakia has recently witnessed a significant drop in its new car registrations, recording a year-over-year decline of 16.8%. This marks a substantial change from the previous growth of 62.8%, a staggering 126.752% shift. While the impact of this
Introduction The Slovakian automobile market has faced a significant downturn, evidenced by the latest New Car Registrations data for February 2025, which shows a steep month-on-month decline of 23.8%. This drastic deviation follows a previous drop of 4.6%, marking a change of -417.39%. Despite the low forecasted impact, this development
Decline in EU New Car Registrations Signals Economic Concerns The European Union has reported a significant downturn in new car registrations, recording a year-over-year decrease of 2.6% as of February 2025. This figure presents a substantial reversal compared to the previous month’s growth rate of 5.1% and was slightly better
February 25, 2025 Overview of Germany’s New Car Registrations Germany’s new car registrations have shown a minor improvement from last month, with the month-over-month figure settling at -7.6%, up from the previous month’s -8.1%. Despite the negative rate indicating a continued decline in new car registrations, the subtle increase translates
Overview On February 25, 2025, new car registrations in the Czech Republic saw a dramatic decrease, with a year-over-year change of -127.322%. The actual figure stands at -5, starkly contrasting the previous year’s 18.3%. This unexpected slump raises questions about the state of the Czech economy and its implications for
New Car Registrations Momentum Marks Economic Upturn The Czech Republic’s automotive sector experienced a significant boost in new car registrations for February, registering an 8.2 percent increase month-over-month. This improvement follows a sharp decline of 13.3 percent in the previous month, while exceeding market forecasts which had not anticipated such
Overview of the Interest Rate Decision On February 25, 2025, at 04:30 AM, Kyrgyzstan’s central bank announced its decision to maintain the interest rate at 9%, aligning with both the previous rate and the forecasted expectations. The impact of this decision is considered low, and the stability of the interest
February 25, 2025 – Malaysia’s Coincident Index Month-over-Month (MoM) data released at 04:00 shows a surprising decline of 0.3%, a significant swing from the previous month’s 0.03% and the forecasted growth of 0.2%. This drastic 1100% change in the index, which is a composite of several key economic indicators designed
On February 25th, 2025, the Department of Statistics Malaysia released its latest Leading Index data, showing a month-on-month increase of 0.8%. This marks a deceleration from the previous month’s 1.3% rise, albeit surpassing the forecasted 0.5% growth. The index, which serves as a predictor for the country’s economic performance, indicates
Introduction The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic has announced its decision to maintain the interest rate at 9% as of February 25, 2025. This decision aligns with both the previous rate and market forecasts, reflecting a stable economic outlook with a low immediate global impact. In this article, we
Thailand’s Exports Soar Beyond Expectations Thailand’s year-on-year export growth has significantly surpassed expectations, with actual figures reaching 13.6% compared to the forecasted 7.15%. This remarkable increase, documented as of February 25, 2025, represents a change of 56.322% from the previous growth of 8.7%. Although market analysts had not anticipated such
Overview On February 25, 2025, Thailand’s import data revealed a sharp year-over-year (YoY) decline, dropping from a robust 14.9% in the previous period to 7.9%. This figure, while still above the forecasted 2.95%, indicates a substantial 46.98% decrease from the prior performance. The impact on global markets is low, but
Introduction In a recent economic alert from the Thai government, the country’s Balance of Trade has revealed a deficit of -1.88 billion USD, marking a significant shift from previous levels. This comes after the previous month’s negligible deficit of -0.01 billion USD, aligning closely with an anticipated forecast of -1.9
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