The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development reports that its latest leading indicator readings point to higher growth rates.

The OECD said Monday that the latest composite leading indicator readings point to an increasing pace of economic expansion starting in November of last year.

China, the United States, France and Japan all “show clear signs” of accelerating economic activity, while the one for Russian indicators point strongly to steady expansion.

German indictors are unchanged from the previous month, remaining at a level that points to a continued, stable pace of expansion.

Signs of stabilization in the pace of economic expansion are also present in the indicators for Canada, Italy, the United Kindgom and India.

Only Brazil continues to point to a slowdown in economic activity.