The OECD super-index remains stable and reaches 100,7 in October, against 100,6 in September.
The indicator, which aims to anticipate the turning points in economic activity with respect to the trend, shows signs of improvement among the main OECD members and a good performance for Italy, which from 100,9 in September passes to 101,1 ,XNUMX.
The euro area scores 100,9 points from 100,7 in September; Germany rises to 100,7 points from 100,5 in the previous month and France rises from 100 to 100,2; the growth of the index for the United Kingdom continued, passing from 101,2 to 101,4 points. Japan rose to 101,3 from 101,1 points; stop the USA at 100,8 for the fifth consecutive month.
Among the emerging countries, the indicator for Brazil is stable at 99,5, while China is at 99,4.
