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The Chinese economy is still performing above its long-term average
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China CEIC Leading Indicator stood at 102.11 in October 2021

The Chinese economy is still performing above its long-term average
The Chinese economy is still performing above its long-term average but the economic expansion may slow down in the rest of the year
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CEIC Leading Indicator: Economic Expansion in China Slowed Down

Retail sales data in September and October show signs of improvement
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China retail sales up by 4.9% y/y in October 2021

Retail sales data in September and October show signs of improvement
This is the first increase since May 2021
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Consumer inflation in India accelerates slightly in October

This is the first increase since May 2021
The volume of sales declined in seven out of eight segments analysed
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Brazil’s retail sales falls by 5.5% y/y in September

The volume of sales declined in seven out of eight segments analysed
After India’s nationwide lockdown between March and May 2020, the wholesale and retail prices of fuel remained subdued.
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India's Oil Price Dilemma

The Q4 2021 (Q3 FY2022) is expected to grow by 9.6% y/y
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India GDP Nowcast projects an increase of 17.3% y/y for Q3 2021, and 9.8% y/y for Q4 2021 as of November 8, 2021

Exports contributed substantially to the growth of the Q4 2021 nowcast
The units sold were 279,341 compared to 318,371 in September
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Vehicle sales in Japan keep declining at double-digit rate in October

The units sold were 279,341 compared to 318,371 in September
US Economy in a Snapshot is a quarterly publicatiоn produced by the CEIC Macroeconomic Research Team
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US Economy in a Snapshot Q4 2021

It reflected the shortage of inputs and higher costs of electricity and raw materials
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Brazil’s industrial production falls by 3.9% y/y in September

It reflected the shortage of inputs and higher costs of electricity and raw materials