MarketsPayrolls, prices, and ports: The 10 most important economic charts of the weekBy Melvin BackmanPublished August 07, 2015Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to RedditShare to EmailShare to LinkPayrollsThe US unemployment rate stayed the same in a pretty solid jobs report.Greek unemployment is at 25%, but that’s nearly a three-year low.PricesMexican inflation hit a record low.Brazilian inflation is the highest it’s been since 2003.Russia inflation picked back up last month.PortsNigeria’s foreign exchange reserves are coping with a laundry list of import bans.Taiwanese exports are slumping hard.America’s trade deficit grew a little (no thanks to exports).Money continues to pour into South Korea.Germany is still running huge trade surpluses, even if industrial production is slowing down.📬 Sign up for the Daily BriefOur free, fast and fun briefing on the global economy, delivered every weekday morning.Sign me up