On February 28, 2025, Japan’s 3-month Bill Auction witnessed a slight increase with an actual figure of 0.326, compared to the previous 0.31. With a modest change of 5.161%, this yield increment reflects a low impact on the financial markets. As the world navigates through economic fluctuations, understanding the implications
Overview of the Latest Bank Lending Data As of February 28, 2025, Singapore’s bank lending figures have shown a moderate yet consistent increase. The actual lending amount reached SGD 836.3 billion, slightly above the previous figure of SGD 835 billion. The increment, although marginal at SGD 0.156 billion, signals a
February 28, 2025 New Zealand Money Supply: What the Numbers Reveal The Reserve Bank of New Zealand recently reported updated figures on the nation’s money supply, showing a slight decrease from the previous status. The money supply stands at NZD 427 billion, down from NZD 430.1 billion, marking a change
Philippines Exports Make a Positive Leap On February 28, 2025, the latest data from the Philippines Statistics Authority revealed an impressive year-on-year (YoY) growth of 6.3% in exports. This is a stark contrast from the previous downturn of -1.9%, marking a significant change of 431.579%. Despite being labeled as having
A Revitalized Import Sector in the Philippines In a remarkable economic turnaround, the Philippines reported a 10.8% year-on-year increase in imports as of February 28, 2025. This figure marks a profound 820% change from the previous period’s decline of -1.5%, signaling a robust recovery in the country’s import landscape. The
Introduction As of February 28, 2025, recent data indicates a widening of the Philippines’ balance of trade deficit. The actual figure sits at -5.089 billion, a significant increase from the previous month’s -4.143 billion and falling short of the forecasted deficit of -4.4 billion. In light of this development, a
The latest figures reveal that Australia’s housing credit growth has experienced a slowdown, with the month-on-month (MoM) growth rate for February 2025 reported at 0.4%. This marks a 20% decline from the previous month, falling short of both the forecast and the preceding rate of 0.5%. With a low immediate
On February 28, 2025, data released showed that Australia’s Private Sector Credit Month-over-Month (MoM) growth came in at 0.5%, slightly below the previous and forecasted figure of 0.6%. This modest decline, a -16.667% change from the previous period, signals a potential cooling in credit demand within Australia’s economy. While the
Introduction On February 28, 2025, the Australian Bureau of Statistics released data on the Private Sector Credit year-on-year (YoY), noting an actual growth rate of 6.5%. This figure indicates a stable credit growth rate compared to both the previous period and the slightly higher forecast of 6.6%. Although this stability
February 27, 2025 – The latest data reveals a surprising decline in Japan’s Industrial Production Month-over-Month (MoM) index, dropping by 2% in January 2025. This significant downturn contrasts with the previous month’s 1.2% growth, marking a concerning -266.667% change. While the impact is considered low in the short term, the
Japan Retail Sales Surge Boosts Economic Outlook In an unexpected upturn, Japan’s retail sales for February 2025 have recorded a significant growth of 0.5% month-on-month, surpassing the forecast of 0.3% and marking a stark improvement from the previous month’s decline of -0.8%. This robust recovery, highlighting a 162.5% change from
In a recent announcement, Japan’s retail sales year-over-year grew by 3.9% in February 2025. This figure represents a slight increase from the previous 3.5% but falls below market forecasts of 4%. The data suggests a moderate impact on the Japanese economy, with significant implications for both domestic and international markets.
February 27, 2025 – In a surprising turn of events, recent data on foreign stock investment in Japan reveals a steep decline of 1,038 billion yen from the previous figure of 351.9 billion yen. This notable divestment raises questions about the current economic climate in Japan and its implications within
In a surprising turn of events, Japan’s industrial production has experienced a remarkable resurgence, reporting a year-on-year increase of 2.6% as of February 27, 2025. This marks a significant shift from the previous contraction of -1.1% and greatly surpasses the forecast of -1.2%. The data reflects a staggering 336.364% change,
On February 27, 2025, Japan’s foreign bond investments were reported with a significant downturn. The actual figure of -200.8 billion yen marks a stark contrast from the previous mark of 239.6 billion yen. Although this event has been marked as having a ‘low impact,’ the implications of such a dramatic
Japan’s Core CPI: A Closer Look On February 27, 2025, Japan’s Core Consumer Price Index (Core CPI) for year-over-year performance showed an actual increase of 2.2%, slightly lower than the previous 2.5% and the forecasted 2.3%. This represents a modest 12% decrease in inflation rate, indicating slight deflationary pressures or
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