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87.826
Jam perdagangan belum terverifikasi−0.31% (−0.275) hari ini87.826 / 87.858 · spread 0.032Rentang 87.534 – 88.315
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.
AI · sistemInvestingLive / ForexLive · 1 sumberDampak 2beragam
New Zealand unemployment rises to 5.7% as wage growth slows
New Zealand’s unemployment rate rose to 5.7% in the September quarter, the highest since 2015, InvestingLive reports. Employment fell 0.1%, against forecasts for a 0.4% rise. Private-sector labour costs excluding overtime grew 0.4% over the quarter and 2.0% over the year. The report says the weaker labour market reduced pressure for another RBNZ rate increase, while Saturday’s election adds uncertainty over the bank’s mandate.
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New Zealand’s unemployment rate rose to 5.7% in the September quarter, the highest since 2015, InvestingLive reports. Employment fell 0.1%, against forecasts for a 0.4% rise. Private-sector labour costs excluding overtime grew 0.4% over the quarter and 2.0% over the year. The report says the weaker labour market reduced pressure for another RBNZ rate increase, while Saturday’s election adds uncertainty over the bank’s mandate.
Pandangan: InvestingLive argues that a weaker labour market reduces pressure for the RBNZ to resume rate increases.
Pandangan lain: Limitation: the report says the RBNZ still signalled that further increases were likely; the labour data do not constitute a policy decision.
Perkembangan lainnya 2Dampak 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.
Associated Press · 1 sumber · 6 Nov 14.27 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