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Japanese Data Improves But We Still Don't Expect A BoJ Policy Shift This Month

Japanese Data Improves But We Still Don't Expect A BoJ Policy Shift This Month. Third-quarter GDP contracted more than expected, with private consumption and inventory contribution to GDP falling. Cash earnings and household spending improved in October and current account surplus widened in October. InG believes third- quarter GDP was revised down unexpectedly, but the improved current account and cash earnings suggest a rebound in growth in the fourth quarter.

Investment Outlook 2024: A Balancing Act For Growth And Inflation

We expect the global economy to slow marginally, with a bumpy landing for major developed economies in the first half of 2024. We believe monetary policymakers have reached the end of their tightening cycles in north america and europe. We expect inflation in the eurozone and the united kingdom to continue to rise. Our investment outlook centers on the balance between growth and inflation.

Weekly Report: what happened at FJP last week (1127-1201)?

Global Factory Job Losses Continue As Demand Downturn Persists In November

Global manufacturing business conditions worsened for a fifteenth successive month in november. New export orders for goods falling globally for a twenty-first straight month. Europe saw the steepest downturn, while production returned to growth in mainland china. Global factory output edges lower again in november amid further demand fall.

Weekly Report: what happened at FJP last week (1120-1124)?

Flash PMIs Signal Jobs Decline As Economic Malaise Drifts Into Fourth Month

Business activity across the four largest developed economies - the g4 - fell for a fourth successive month in november. The decline was again led by the eurozone, though the downturn showed signs of bottoming out. Early pmi survey data for november from s&p global showed the major developed economies collectively contracting marginally.

Japan Flash PMI Eases To 50.0 To Signal Stalling Private Sector Activity In November

Japan's private sector growth ground to a halt in november according to the latest flash pmi data. Flash pmi eases to 50.0 to signal stalling private sector activity in november. Japan's flash pmi data is based on a survey of businesses in the country.

Weekly Report: what happened at FJP last week (1113-1117)?