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112.185
Jam perdagangan belum terverifikasi−0.14% (−0.162) hari ini112.185 / 112.214 · spread 0.029Rentang 111.931 – 112.681
AI · sistemInvestingLive / ForexLive · 1 sumberDampak 3beragam
Canada’s unemployment rises as private-sector hiring weakens
Canada’s unemployment rate rose to 6.7% in October from 6.5%, InvestingLive reports, citing Statistics Canada. Employment was little changed, down 4,700 versus a 13,600 gain expected. Private-sector jobs fell 53,000 while public-sector employment rose 50,000. Annual hourly wage growth slowed to 2.2% from 2.3%, before seasonal adjustment. The report points to labour-market slack, although energy inflation complicates the Bank of Canada’s policy outlook.
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Canada’s unemployment rate rose to 6.7% in October from 6.5%, InvestingLive reports, citing Statistics Canada. Employment was little changed, down 4,700 versus a 13,600 gain expected. Private-sector jobs fell 53,000 while public-sector employment rose 50,000. Annual hourly wage growth slowed to 2.2% from 2.3%, before seasonal adjustment. The report points to labour-market slack, although energy inflation complicates the Bank of Canada’s policy outlook.
Pandangan: Michalowski argues weaker private employment and slower wages favour caution on further Bank of Canada tightening.
Pandangan lain: Limitation: Energy-driven inflation remains an offset to the weaker labour data.
AI · sistemau.marketscreener.com · 1 sumberDampak 2beragam
Japan’s real wage growth strengthens, with a bonus-data caveat
Japan’s inflation-adjusted wages rose 2.2% from a year earlier in September, up from August’s revised 1.6%, Reuters reports. Base pay grew 3.7%, supporting the case for further Bank of Japan tightening. Total cash earnings rose 4.6%, but the ministry says a 32.6% jump in special payments reflected a statistical quirk rather than increased bonuses.
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Japan’s inflation-adjusted wages rose 2.2% from a year earlier in September, up from August’s revised 1.6%, Reuters reports. Base pay grew 3.7%, supporting the case for further Bank of Japan tightening. Total cash earnings rose 4.6%, but the ministry says a 32.6% jump in special payments reflected a statistical quirk rather than increased bonuses.
AI · sistemfinance.yahoo.com · 1 sumberDampak 2beragam
Japan’s services growth improves as hiring and confidence weaken
Japan’s October services PMI rose to 51.7 from 51.3, marking a fifth month of expansion, Reuters reports. But hiring slowed to its weakest pace in the current 14-month stretch and confidence fell to its lowest since March. Composite growth eased to 52.1 from 52.3 as manufacturing slowed, leaving a mixed backdrop for further Bank of Japan tightening.
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Japan’s October services PMI rose to 51.7 from 51.3, marking a fifth month of expansion, Reuters reports. But hiring slowed to its weakest pace in the current 14-month stretch and confidence fell to its lowest since March. Composite growth eased to 52.1 from 52.3 as manufacturing slowed, leaving a mixed backdrop for further Bank of Japan tightening.
Pandangan: S&P Global’s Annabel Fiddes says growth momentum and easing costs will be important as the Bank of Japan assesses further tightening.
Pandangan lain: Limitation: services improved, but hiring and confidence weakened and composite growth slowed.
Perkembangan lainnya 7Dampak 1Japan funds cyber-rescue teams after corporate data breaches
Japan announced a 10 billion yen ($63 million) cybersecurity package on November 6 after breaches hit dozens of companies and government agencies, AP reports. It combines AI-assisted defences with public-private rescue teams for affected businesses. A specialist team is due by the end of November. The programme focuses on faster assistance, information sharing and recovery from disruption.
Canada’s September trade surplus widened to $5.4B from a revised $5.0B, RBC Economics reports. Higher gold and energy prices helped lift export values, but export volumes fell 4% and exports excluding energy and metals dropped 5.6%. RBC estimates that around 82% of exports to the U.S. still crossed duty-free, limiting broader spillover while tariff-targeted sectors face disruption.
www.rbc.com · 1 sumber · 4 Nov 15.48 UTC
Buka beritaDampak 2Carney says U.S. is asking for less in trade talks
Canada–U.S. trade talks will become more intensive, Mark Carney says. InvestingLive reports that the prime minister described Washington as asking for less and offering more, with some negotiating red lines removed. Important issues remain unresolved, and Carney gave no deadline for a final agreement. The update advances his weekend account of continuing talks, but does not confirm a deal or new tariff relief.
InvestingLive / ForexLive · 1 sumber · 3 Nov 22.16 UTC
Donald Trump says a prospective trade deal with Canada would include reviving Keystone XL, with Canada paying for construction, Reuters reports. This adds a pipeline proposal to Mark Carney’s earlier account of continuing negotiations. Canada has not confirmed those terms, and the route to reviving the cancelled project remains unclear. South Bow’s separate Prairie Connector proposal would use some existing Keystone XL pipe; its investment decision is due in 2027.
www.koreatimes.co.kr · 1 sumber · 2 Nov 04.30 UTC
Buka beritaDampak 2Japan’s factory growth slows as input costs rise again
Japan’s manufacturing PMI fell to 53.3 in October from 54.1, a seven-month low, InvestingLive reports from S&P Global’s survey. Semiconductor demand kept orders and output growing, but both lost momentum. Input-cost inflation accelerated for the first time in five months, while factory-gate price inflation eased. Strong hiring and faster-growing backlogs complicate the slowdown: factories still face capacity pressure, rather than a broad collapse in demand.
InvestingLive / ForexLive · 1 sumber · 2 Nov 00.49 UTC
Buka beritaDampak 2Canada’s factories contract as costs accelerate
Canada’s manufacturing PMI fell to 49.6 in October from 51.5 in September, its first contraction of 2026, Trading Economics reports from S&P Global’s survey. New orders shrank at their fastest pace in over a year, while output and employment declined. At the same time, input-cost inflation reached its highest since June 2022 and selling-price inflation exceeded a four-year high. The combination points to weaker factory demand alongside continuing cost pressure.
tradingeconomics.com · 1 sumber · 2 Nov 00.00 UTC
Buka beritaDampak 2Carney says Canada–U.S. trade talks will continue in coming weeks
Mark Carney says Canadian and U.S. teams will keep working toward a trade deal in the coming weeks after a conversation with Donald Trump, The Canadian Press reports. Carney describes a prospective agreement that would support jobs and affordability while respecting Canada’s languages, culture and sovereignty. His statement signals continued negotiations ahead of the U.S. midterms; it does not announce a completed agreement or new tariff terms.