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| | | ... expectations index" hitting a 44-month high This obviously is a function of improved growth in its trading partners and the yen's depreciation. Sunset. Domestic demand remains weak (or is weakening again). After surging by 1.7% in the year to November ... |
| | | | ... 1.4% in October. However, there's still a bit of sunshine in the report in that the latest stats occurred when the Japanese yen was trading as high as 100 to a dollar. The yen's depreciation since Trump - currently trading at 114.17 -- should underpin ... |
| | | | ... growth should remain in the 1.5% to 2% range. He says Japan's economy will grow as exporters and manufacturers benefit from yen weakness. He adds global interest rates have risen sharply since the US election accelerating a trend that began in the third ... |
| | | | ... confidence rose to a reading of 43.1 in December from 40.9 in the previous month supported by a rally in the stock market and the yen's depreciation versus the US dollar. This is sharply above market expectations for an improvement to 41.3 and is the ... |
| | | | ... billion, respectively. As for CP and corporate bonds, the Bank will maintain their amounts outstanding at about 2.2 trillion yen and about 3.2 trillion yen respectively." |
| | | | ... Trump has declared many times that China is a currency manipulator. Trump could to say the same thing about the euro, the yen, the A$ and other currencies once he looks beyond China and sees that the US dollar has risen against them. War here we come... ... |
| | | | ... rate hikes next year would just put greater upward pressure on the US dollar against not only the yuan but also the euro, the yen, the A-dollar, the Mexican peso, the... "...it just doesn't work, folks." |
| | | | ... 2.6% versus the greenback this year to date (it was up 2.5% pre-Trump) and at the close of last week's trade the Japanese yen's strength against the US dollar has weakened to 8.5% (year-to-date) from 16.7% the week before Trump became US president-elect. ... |
| | | | ... November as investors looked for safer assets," he said. Investors also scrambled for "core" government bonds, gold and the Yen," he said, a trend that could continue in the next few weeks. For self-funded retirees, there's more bad news: Trump's win ... |
| | | | ... increase. While the dollar is up against emerging market currencies it has given back much of its past gains against the Euro and Yen," he said. Flanders told the ASFA conference: "Low inflation and super-loose monetary policy will continue to support ... |
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