Here's the headlines from Bloomberg's Economy Section at about 14:00 GMT today. Does this sound like a slowing global economy to you?
German Exports Unexpectedly Increased Even as Euro Rose; Surplus Widens Germany's trade surplus widened to a record in October after exports unexpectedly rose, suggesting companies in Europe's largest economy are coping with the euro's appreciation.
Japan Machine Orders Rise at Double Expected Pace on Asian, European Sales Japan's October machinery orders rose at twice the pace economists forecast, signaling companies will increase spending to meet Asian and European demand for chips, cars and electronics.
French Industrial Output Rises by Most in Almost Two Years on Carmakers Industrial production in France jumped by the most in almost two years in October as car manufacturers boosted output.
U.K. Factories Raised Prices at Fastest Annual Pace Since 1991 in November U.K. factories increased prices at the fastest annual pace since 1991 in November as companies passed on higher costs of food and oil.
German Exports Unexpectedly Increased Even as Euro Rose; Surplus Widens Germany's trade surplus widened to a record in October after exports unexpectedly rose, suggesting companies in Europe's largest economy are coping with the euro's appreciation.
Japan Machine Orders Rise at Double Expected Pace on Asian, European Sales Japan's October machinery orders rose at twice the pace economists forecast, signaling companies will increase spending to meet Asian and European demand for chips, cars and electronics.
French Industrial Output Rises by Most in Almost Two Years on Carmakers Industrial production in France jumped by the most in almost two years in October as car manufacturers boosted output.
U.K. Factories Raised Prices at Fastest Annual Pace Since 1991 in November U.K. factories increased prices at the fastest annual pace since 1991 in November as companies passed on higher costs of food and oil.
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