According to the BdP, the monthly coincident indicator for economic activity rose to 0.5%, after being 0.4% in August.

This is the third consecutive monthly increase of the BDP’s coincident monthly indicator for economic activity.

The coincident monthly indicator for private consumption fell by 1.7% in September after a drop of 1.8% recorded in August.

The coincident indicators are composite numbers that reflect the year-on-year change of the respective economic aggregate.