Real-time data across 10 global assets
Quarterly Gross Domestic Product measures Japan's economic output growth. As the world's third-largest economy, Japan's GDP impacts Asian markets, the yen, and global trade. Strong growth supports JPY and Japanese equities.
Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey tracks US job vacancies. High openings signal strong labor demand and economic health, potentially prompting Fed rate hikes. Low openings may indicate economic slowdown.
US Treasury auctions 10-year bonds, a benchmark for mortgage rates and corporate borrowing. Strong demand (low yields) signals safety-seeking, while weak demand may indicate inflation concerns or risk appetite.
Weekly US crude oil stockpile data from EIA. Rising inventories suggest weak demand or oversupply, pressuring oil prices. Falling inventories indicate strong demand, supporting energy stocks and oil-exporting currencies.
The Federal Reserve sets the federal funds rate, the most influential interest rate globally. Rate hikes combat inflation but can slow growth and pressure stocks. Rate cuts stimulate the economy but may weaken the dollar and boost equities.
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