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We follow the economic events and trends that affect New Zealand.
China FDI weak. India activity strong. Japanese exports rise. Italy gets ratings upgrade. US activity positive but inflation high. China not buying US soybeans.
Restarted US data gives mixed results. Canada PPI rises. Taiwan export order growth high. China hooked on subsidies. German PPI low. IMF warns Australia.
US data turns defensive, Fed minutes awaited. Japanese machine orders rise along with bond yields. Stunning demand for China bonds. Malaysia exports star.
Dairy prices drop again. Official US data restarts but weak. Canada housing starts soft. RBA minutes give few clues about next moves. bitcoin stays down.
US still has the shutdown blues. Japan turns more optimistic. China car sales rise again. German sentiment stays up. Aussie sentiment surges impressively.
China avoids more deflation, fx reserves rise, exports dip but only to the US. Taiwan stars again. US sentiment falls again to very low levels. Canadian jobs rise.
Dairy prices drop again. US optimism leaks broadly. China not buying US soybean. Australia pushes rate cut prospects firmly away on inflation pressures.
US factories contract faster, struggling with tariff-tax costs. Other global factory PMIs mixed. Australia faces new inflation threat. CPTPP to expand again.
Eyes on the RBA as inflation rises. China's PMI's stay stalled. Japanese industrial production rises. Buffett retires on a high. Aussie housing markets frothy.
US Fed cuts as expected but divisions clear. US data soft. Canada cuts & says its done for now. Australian inflation pressure rises. Air cargo demand rises
US labour market signals weaken quickly. Fed meets without key data. South Korea growth rises. India factories stay very busy. Eyes on Australian inflation and RBA.
Eyes on China-US meeting, also on US Fed decision. Markets decide both will be positive. China data positive. US data average. Some key commodity prices zoom.
