According to the BdP, the monthly coincident indicator for economic activity rose to 0.5 percent, after being 0.4 percent 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 percent in September after a drop of 1.8 percent recorded in August.
The coincident indicators are composite numbers that reflect the year-on-year change of the respective economic aggregate.