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MNI BOJ JUNE TANKAN LARGE MFG DI 22; MAR 17; MEDIAN 16
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BOJ JUNE QUARTER TANKAN LARGE MFG SENTIMENT’S UNEXPECTED RISE ALSO LED BY PRODUCTION MACHINERY, ELECTRONICS IN LIGHT OF SOLID EXPORT GROWTH
BOJ JUNE QUARTER TANKAN LARGE MFG SENTIMENT’S UNEXPECTED RISE ALSO LED BY PRODUCTION MACHINERY, ELECTRONICS IN LIGHT OF SOLID EXPORT GROWTH
BOJ JUNE TANKAN: MAJOR MANUFACTURERS SEE INFLATION AT 2.2% IN 5 YEARS FROM NOW VS. 2.0% FORECAST IN MAR SURVEY
BOJ JUNE TANKAN: MAJOR MANUFACTURERS SEE INFLATION AT 2.2% IN 5 YEARS FROM NOW VS. 2.0% FORECAST IN MAR SURVEY
reuters
Japan business mood improves despite Middle East war, BOJ survey shows
By Leika KiharaBig Japanese manufacturers' sentiment improved in the three months to June to levels unseen since 2018, a closely watched survey showed on Wednesday, a sign the economy was weathering the energy shock from the Middle East conflict for now.But companies expect business conditions to w…
BOJ JUNE TANKAN LARGE MFG SENTIMENT RISEDS ON FIRMER-THAN-EXPECTED NON-FERROUS METALS, AUTOS AS THEY HAVE WEATHERED IMPACT OF STIFF US TARIFFS
BOJ JUNE TANKAN LARGE MFG SENTIMENT RISEDS ON FIRMER-THAN-EXPECTED NON-FERROUS METALS, AUTOS AS THEY HAVE WEATHERED IMPACT OF STIFF US TARIFFS
BOJ JUNE TANKAN: MAJOR MANUFACTURERS SEE INFLATION AT 2.2% IN 3 YEARS FROM NOW VS. 2.1% FORECAST IN MAR SURVEY
BOJ JUNE TANKAN: MAJOR MANUFACTURERS SEE INFLATION AT 2.2% IN 3 YEARS FROM NOW VS. 2.1% FORECAST IN MAR SURVEY
BOJ JUNE TANKAN: MAJOR MANUFACTURERS SEE INFLATION AT 2.3% A YEAR FROM NOW VS. 2.2% FORECAST IN MAR SURVEY
BOJ JUNE TANKAN: MAJOR MANUFACTURERS SEE INFLATION AT 2.3% A YEAR FROM NOW VS. 2.2% FORECAST IN MAR SURVEY
trading-economics
South Korea Import Growth at 4-Month High
South Korea’s imports jumped 30.1% yoy in June 2026, accelerating from a 20.7% rise in April, flash data showed.It was the eighth straight month of growth and the strongest pace since May 2022 amid robust domestic demand despite lingering trade disruptions linked to the Middle East conflict.Consume…
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Irish manufacturing sector growth slips from four-year high, PMI shows
Ireland's manufacturing sector growth eased in June from the four-year high seen the previous month, but output, new orders and employment all grew robustly, according to a survey on Wednesday.The AIB Ireland Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) eased to 54.9 in June from May's 55.9, whic…
BOJ JUNE TANKAN: SMALLER FIRM FISCAL 2026 COMBINED CAPEX PLANS -8.3% Y/Y (MAR -8.1%); MEDIAN FORECAST -4.2%
BOJ JUNE TANKAN: SMALLER FIRM FISCAL 2026 COMBINED CAPEX PLANS -8.3% Y/Y (MAR -8.1%); MEDIAN FORECAST -4.2%
BOJ JUNE TANKAN: LARGE FIRM FISCAL 2026 COMBINED CAPEX PLANS +11.5% Y/Y (MAR +3.3%); MEDIAN FORECAST +10.2%
BOJ JUNE TANKAN: LARGE FIRM FISCAL 2026 COMBINED CAPEX PLANS +11.5% Y/Y (MAR +3.3%); MEDIAN FORECAST +10.2%
BOJ JUNE TANKAN SMALLER NON-MANUFACTURER SENTIMENT INDEX +15 (MAR +16); MEDIAN FORECAST +14
BOJ JUNE TANKAN SMALLER NON-MANUFACTURER SENTIMENT INDEX +15 (MAR +16); MEDIAN FORECAST +14
NEWS dow-jones
IMF Says New Zealand Rates Need to Rise
By James GlynnSYDNEY--The International Monetary Fund has called for higher interest rates in New Zealand to contain inflation, while admitting the economy has been hit hard by oil shocks.In its latest report card on the state of play in the South Pacific economy, the IMF said policy makers face di…
BOJ JUNE QUARTER TANKAN LARGE MANUFACTURER SENTIMENT INDEX AT +22 (MAR +17); MEDIAN FORECAST +15
BOJ JUNE QUARTER TANKAN LARGE MANUFACTURER SENTIMENT INDEX AT +22 (MAR +17); MEDIAN FORECAST +15
reuters
France new car registrations up 11.37% in June, industry body
New car registrations in France rose 11.37% in June from a year earlier to 188,787 vehicles, data from French car body PFA showed on Wednesday.Tesla NASDAQ:TSLA sales in the country rose 104.99% last month to 7,474 vehicles.
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Brazil needs new fiscal measures as targets become unfeasible from 2028, Treasury says
By Marcela AyresBrazil's Treasury said on Tuesday that fiscal targets will become unfeasible from 2028 without new measures, as rising mandatory spending outpaces efforts to contain costs even with maximum freezes on discretionary outlays.The warning comes as economists call for stronger fiscal dis…
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Why Trump's tariffs had plenty of bark, but limited bite: McGeever
By Jamie McGeever"Tariff" is famously Donald Trump's favorite word, and the U.S. president’s continued use of it unleashed fear across markets last year as his administration unilaterally imposed the most protectionist set of trade policies since the 1930s. But the bark was far worse than the bite…
trading-economics
Australia Construction Sector Weakens Sharply
The Ai Group Industry Index for Australia’s construction sector plunged 26.9 points to -38.1 in June 2026, marking its lowest reading since March and signaling a sharp deterioration in business conditions.New orders contracted steeply as tax changes weighed on customer demand, prompting many client…
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US declaration to exit USMCA to start a decade-long countdown for the pact
By David LawderU.S. President Donald Trump's administration is expected to formally declare on Wednesday that it will not extend the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement on trade, starting a decade-long clock to wind down the 32-year-old North American free trade zone as the three countries haggle over pro…
trading-economics
Irish Consumer Sentiment Hits 4-Month High
Ireland’s Credit Union Consumer Sentiment Index rose to a four-month high of 62.2 in June 2026 from 59.4 in May, extending its recovery for a second consecutive month as concerns over household finances, the economic outlook, and future conditions eased.The index has rebounded by nine points over t…