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New Zealand Manufacturing PMI Data Due On Friday

RTTNews | vor 1118 Tagen

New Zealand Manufacturing PMI Data Due On Friday

(RTTNews) - New Zealand will on Friday see July results for the manufacturing PMI from BusinessNZ, highlighting a modest day for Asia-Pacific economic activity. In June, the PMI score was 49.7.

New Zealand also will provide July numbers for food prices; in June, prices were up 6.6 percent on year.

Taiwan will release final Q2 GDP data; in the previous three months, GDP was up 3.14 percent on year.

Hong Kong will provide final Q2 figures for gross domestic product; in the three months prior, GDP was down 3.0 percent on quarter and 4.0 percent on year,

Australia will see July numbers for new home sales; in June, sales were up 1.9 percent on month.

Finally, the markets in Thailand are closed on Friday in honor of Queen Sirikit's birthday; they re-open on Monday.

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The Swiss stock market closed under pressure again on Tuesday, stretching its losing streak to three sessions while giving up more than 130 points or 1.1 percent in that span.

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RTTNews | vor 4Std 18 Minuten

FTSE 100 Slips As Yields Spike, Sterling Plunges

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The FTSE 100 benchmark of the London Stock Exchange dropped close to a percent amidst renewed concerns about the fiscal situation in the U.K.

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CAC 40 Slips Amidst Fiscal Concerns

CAC 40 Slips Amidst Fiscal Concerns

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