CBRData
Business climate index declines to 1.7 in May
The Bank of Russia (CBR)'s Business Climate Index (BCI) decreased to 1.7 in May, driven by more moderate output and demand expectations.
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BDIData
Italy's government debt reaches €3.1 trillion in April
Italy's general government debt reached an estimated €3,108 billion in April 2026.
BDIData
EU net borrowing 3.1%, Euro area 2.9% in 2025
Banca d'Italia has published its Public Finance Statistics for the European Union, detailing general government net borrowing at 3.1 percent for the EU and 2.9 percent for the Euro area in 2025.
BOEData
UK public inflation expectations rise, BoE satisfaction falls
The Bank of England's latest quarterly Inflation Attitudes Survey reveals a notable increase in public expectations for inflation over the coming year.
BDIData
Italian economy: GDP growth moderates, inflation rises in May
Banca d'Italia's June 2026 'The Italian economy in brief' reports moderate GDP growth of 0.3 percent in Q1 2026.
CBRData
CBRData
Developer loan portfolio grows in Q1 2026
The CBR's report on project financing for housing construction in Q1 2026 shows a continued increase in the portfolio of loans to developers.
BCBData
Brazilian inflation and Selic rate expectations rise
Market expectations for Brazil's 2026 inflation and benchmark Selic rate have increased, according to the latest Focus Market Readout from the Banco Central do Brasil.
BDIData
Italian financial assets grow in Q4 2025
Italian households' financial assets increased by €34.2 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, while non-financial corporations acquired €4.9 billion.
DKNBData
Listed, unlisted equity returns diverge since 2023
Danish insurance companies and pension funds held approximately kr. 2,800 billion in equities by April 2026.
DKNBData
Danish household deposits increase by DKK 24.9 billion
Danish households' deposits increased by DKK 24.9 billion in April, bringing total deposits to DKK 1,294 billion.
DNBData
Over-75s increasingly pay by debit card in Netherlands
A study by De Nederlandsche Bank and Betaalvereniging Nederland reveals that Dutch consumers, particularly those over 75, are increasingly using debit cards for payments.