Japan GDP

Rounding out a pretty busy week for Japan, we have one of the most important events on the economic calendar this month: the first look at GDP for Q2. Given all that's been going on, this is likely to be extra important this time around.…

The week ahead will see a mix of both politics and economics across the spectrum. The EU’s parliamentary elections are due later this week on Thursday and Friday. This follows the recent outcome of the Australian elections which were held…

We are finally about to get the data that JPY traders have been waiting nearly three months for: the GDP change rate.  As you might expect, this could produce some volatility in JPY pairs. Given that Japan is the source of carry trades…

The week ahead will see the RBNZ holding its monetary policy meeting. Interest rates in New Zealand should remain unchanged at this week's meeting. On the economic front, GDP will form the dominant theme this week. The UK will be…

The week ahead will see a continuation of economic data from across the various regions. In the UK, the inflation numbers for April is expected to show a continued increase in consumer prices, while also we will get to see whether wages…

Market Summary Japan Q2 GDP revised from 0.0% to 0.20% China imports and exports fare better than expected Australia trade deficit at 2.41 billion Japan’s economy watchers sentiment improves to 45.6 ECB leaves minimum bid…

Market Summary Japan GDP growth in Q2 stays flat BoJ lowers CPI, based on new base year and formula BoE’s Chief economist, Andy Haldane defends central bank’s policies European markets quiet on account of regional bank…

The US dollar closed the week as the second weakest currency, only next to the British pound. The US dollar fell sharply over the week but managed to recover some ground on late Friday. Data over the week included weak nonfarm productivity…