30 May, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on All the Aussie data in one place
All the Aussie data in one place
We just had a big data dump from Australia, and a jump in the AUD
Just wanted to put it all in one place to make it easier for everyone.
Includes my comments on all the beatings the estimates have taken and the bonza exports numbers
30 May, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on What People Are Watching
What People Are Watching
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30 May, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Tepid Bulls
Tepid Bulls
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30 May, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Australia – Private Sector Credit for April: +0.5% m/m (expected +0.5%)
Australia – Private Sector Credit for April: +0.5% m/m (expected +0.5%)
Private Sector Credit for April,
– +0.5 % m/m (expected +0.5%, prior +0.4%)
– +6.7% y/y (expected +6.5%, prior +6.4%)
More:
– Housing credit +0.4% m/m and +7.0% y/y (ps. owner occupied +7.3% outstripping investor at +6.5%)
30 May, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Australia BoP Current Account Balance for Q1: -20.8 bn (expected -19.5bn)
Australia BoP Current Account Balance for Q1: -20.8 bn (expected -19.5bn)
Australian BoP Current Account Balance for Q1, bn
And, Net exports as +1.10% of GDP:
– expected 0.70
– prior 0.0
Exports will be a contributor to the GDP data due tomorrow – this beat on expectations is positive for that data
30 May, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Australia – Building approvals for April: +3.0% m/m (expected -3.0%)
Australia – Building approvals for April: +3.0% m/m (expected -3.0%)
Australian Building approvals in April
+3.0% m/m,
– expected -3.0%, prior was +2.9%, revised from +3.7%
+0.7% y/y,
– expected -6.7%, prior was -5.4%, revised higher from -6.5%
From the ABS:
30 May, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Mizuho CEO Warns Japan Sales Tax Delay Is "Admission Abenomics Has Failed"
Mizuho CEO Warns Japan Sales Tax Delay Is "Admission Abenomics Has Failed"
It has not been a good “second coming” for Shinzo Abe, whose first stint as prime minister of Japan ended in disgrace in 2007 after an allegedly crippling bout of explosive diarrhea forced the then-prime minister to resign. To say that Abenomics has been a dismal failure would be an understatement: unable to boost inflation, unable to boost wages, plummeting trade with both exports and imports crashing to post crisis lows…