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Vietnam’s consumer price index rose by 4.89 per cent YoY and 0.47 per cent month on month in August, returning to growth after declines for two consecutive months. The index rose by 4.45 per cent YoY on an average in the first eight months of 2026. In August, core inflation rose by 0.11 per cent MoM and 4.55 per cent YoY. In the first eight months, core inflation increased by 4....

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Australia’s GDP rose 0.4 per cent in the June quarter and 2.1 per cent through the year, indicating subdued demand conditions for suppliers and retailers. Household consumption grew 0.4 per cent, with cautious spending, fuel price pressure and travel disruption shaping demand. Goods imports rose 2.4 per cent and exports 0.8 per cent; net trade added 0.1 percentage points to growth.

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Bangladesh's RMG exports rose 5.12 per cent to $7.495 billion in July-August 2026, backed by a strong August, EPB provisional data show. Knitwear grew 6.17 per cent to $4.193 billion, while woven apparel increased 3.81 per cent to $3.301 billion. Home textile exports gained 11.17 per cent to $154.55 million, but cotton and cotton products fell 13.02 per cent to $82.24 million.

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Vietnam’s consumer price index rose by 4.89 per cent YoY and 0.47 per cent month on month in August, returning to growth after declines for two consecutive months. The index rose by 4.45 per cent YoY on an average in the first eight months of 2026. In August, core inflation rose by 0.11 per cent MoM and 4.55 per cent YoY. In the first eight months, core inflation increased by 4....

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Australia’s GDP rose 0.4 per cent in the June quarter and 2.1 per cent through the year, indicating subdued demand conditions for suppliers and retailers. Household consumption grew 0.4 per cent, with cautious spending, fuel price pressure and travel disruption shaping demand. Goods imports rose 2.4 per cent and exports 0.8 per cent; net trade added 0.1 percentage points to growth.

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