(RTTNews) - The European markets fell for the first time in three days on Wednesday after a report showed that U.S. Midwest manufacturing activity unexpectedly contracted in September.
The Institute for Supply Management - Chicago said the index of manufacturing activity fell to 46.1 in September from 50.0 in August, with a reading below 50 ...
Swiss KOF Leading Indicator Rises In September - 1 mon ago
Swiss Current Account Surplus Expands In Q2 - 1 mon ago
*Swiss Q2 Current Account Surplus CHF 13.2 Bln Vs. CHF 8.5 Bln Surplus In Q1 - 1 mon ago
Swiss UBS Consumption Indicator Falls In August - 1 mon ago
*Swiss August UBS Consumption Indicator Fell To 0.66 From 0.75 In July - 1 mon ago
European Economics Preview: UK GDP Data Due - 1 mon ago
European Markets Rise On M&A Activities - European Commentary - 1 mon ago
SNB’s Jordan: Will Continue Measures To Prevent Franc Appreciation Against Euro - 1 mon ago
KOF Cuts Swiss 2009 GDP Forecast - 1 mon ago
KOF Lowers Swiss GDP Estimate - 1 mon ago
KOF Lowers Swiss GDP Estimate - 1 mon ago
*Switzerland GDP Forecast To Shrink 3.4% In 2009: KOF - 1 mon ago
German Jan.-July Overnight Stays Decline - 1 mon ago
SECO Upgrades Swiss GDP Outlook; Sees Sluggish Recovery - 1 mon ago
European Markets May Reverse 2-day Declines - 1 mon ago
Swiss Trade Surplus Shrinks In August - 1 mon ago
*Swiss Aug. Imports Fall 13.3% Y-o-Y - 1 mon ago
*Swiss Aug. Exports Down Real 15.3% On Year - 1 mon ago
*Swiss Aug. Trade Surplus CHF 1.8 Bln - 1 mon ago

