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| | | The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has just published its October World Economic Outlook (WEO) report and true to form, it's once more taking down earlier more optimistic forecasts. In October 2015, the IMF saw world economic output growing brightly ... |
| | | | ... "Quantitative and Qualitative Monetary Easing with Yield Curve Control"" announced this month, the on-going strength in the Japanese yen provides indication that this new initiative is, at the very least, insufficient. |
| | | | ... a stable manner." (BOJ) Innovative? Most definitely. Will it work? Yes, no, maybe, I don't know. However, gauging from the yen's reaction... more likely not. After a knee-jerk depreciation to ¥102.79 after the announcement (from ¥101.70 at the open) ... |
| | | | ... Japanese exports decreased by 9.6% in the year to August - disappointing expectations for a 4.8% fall -- due to the strong yen and weak activity in the global economy but the strong yen has not boosted imports, down 17.3% (versus the expected 17.8% drop) ... |
| | | | ... time since February this year, "while companies also saw softer reductions in total new work and export sales". The bad news, yen strength continues to exert deflationary pressure, prompting "firms to cut their selling prices at the sharpest rate since ... |
| | | | ... company earnings were depressed by this same factor. Toyota Motor was a case in point, reducing its final dividend by 12% in yen terms. Dividends in emerging markets fell sharply year on year, and were down in the UK too. Alex Crooke, Head of Global ... |
| | | | ... manufacturers soared by 17.7 percent while those from non-manufacturing sector rose by 2.1%. However, note that the Japanese yen was trading at around the ¥105-110 level in May and June. The Japanese currency is currently around ¥101.25. As history ... |
| | | | ... that this indicator had been in contraction. Orders dropped by 19.9% in the year to June. Weak global demand and the strong yen continue to pressure Japan's manufacturing sector, underscoring market disappointment over the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) expansion ... |
| | | | ... the same time raising the size of its lending program to support growth in US dollars to "24 billion USD (about 2.5 trillion yen; double the previous size of 12 billion USD)". The BOJ's move was greeted with jeers and boos as it was considered insufficient ... |
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