November

World Food Prices Climb In November, Stay At 10-Year Peak: FAO

World food prices rose for a fourth straight month in November to remain at 10-year highs, led by strong demand for wheat and dairy products, the UN food a...

Irish Retail Sales Fell 4.7% Year-On-Year During November Lockdown

Irish retail sales volumes fell on an annual basis for the first time in six months after a COVID-19 shutdown in November of large parts of the economy led...

Kesko Group's Grocery Division Sees Sales Up 1.6% In November

Finland's Kesko Group has reported a 1.6% increase in sales in its grocery trade division to €470.4 million in November. Grocery sales in K-food st...

UK Retail Sales Fall By Most Since June In November's Lockdown: CBI

British retail sales have fallen by the most since June during this month's lockdown across the bulk of the country, though the decline was less than most...

French Soft Wheat Sowing 76% Complete By 2 November

French farmers had sown 76% of the expected soft wheat area for next year's harvest by 2 November, compared with 66% a week earlier, farm office FranceAgri...

US Retail Sales Rise Less Than Expected In November

US retail sales increased less than expected in November as Americans cut back on discretionary spending, which could see economists dialling back economic...

World Food Prices Surge In November, Lifted By Meat, Vegetable Oils: FAO

World food prices rose strongly in November, lifted by big jumps in prices of meat and vegetable oils, despite slightly lower cereals prices, the United Na...

UK Consumer Confidence Stuck At Six-Year Low In November: GfK

British consumer confidence remained stuck at its joint-lowest level since 2013 in November as uncertainty around the 12 December election and Brexit weigh...

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For British Shoppers, November Is The New Black Friday