The Week in Rewind

NZD : inflation indicators still remain very strong in the Kiwi land (on labor market).

AUD : labour market remain very tight in Aussie

Employment fell unexpectedly in October as manufactures shifted operations offshore thru fewer jobs (on Emplyment data)

GBP : manufacturing underperforms but still indicating the strong growth (on industrial & manufacturing data).

Consumer confidence soars higer on improving economy (on nationwide Consumer Confidence)

Fastest export in 9 years amid increased demand from Europe. (on Trade Balance)

Softening leading composite suggests rate hikes taking a toll on growth. (on Leading indicator Index)

CAD : still strong even a despite dip (on Ivey Purchasing managers)

CHF : labor market is tightes in the 3 years after releasing unchanged data (on labor market data)

Consumer climate raised highest in 5 years (on SECO Consumer Climate)

EUR : drop in oil import price bill on falling crude prices has helped improve the Trade Balance (On German Trade Balance).

Abolishment of price limit leads to growth (on German Wholesale Price Index)

JPY : Japanese machine orders fell unexpectedley, signalling economic growth may stagnate and prevent the BoJ from raising the interest rate hikes, even Nikkei takes the toll. (on Machine Orders)

This are the things that happend in this week...