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Industrial Production

What parts of the world have the best recent performances in industrial production? Here is a ranking of major countries with the highest rate of growth in industrial production:

1.
Poland
8.3 %
FEB
2.
South Korea
5.4 %
FEB
3.
Malta
2.5 %
JAN
4.
Slovenia
1.0 %
JAN
5.
Brazil
0.9 %
FEB
6.
Lithuania
0.9 %
FEB
7.
Austria
0.6 %
JAN
8.
United States
0.2 %
FEB
9.
UK
-0.1 %
JAN
10.
Germany
-0.5 %
JAN
Time (ET)
Country
Economic Indicator
Period
Actual
Previous
Forecast
Sunday, May 10, 2026
21:30
CHN
CPI (M-o-M)
APR
 
-0.7 %
 
21:30
CHN
CPI (Y-o-Y)
APR
 
1.0 %
 
21:30
CHN
PPI (M-o-M)
APR
 
1.0 %
 
21:30
CHN
PPI (Y-o-Y)
APR
 
0.5 %
 

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