Japanese yen with a decrease in the Asian session today after key data from New Zealand, Australia, China and Japan
USDJPY trading at 117.89, up by 0.25%, while AUDUSD rose by 0.12% to 0.7892. NZDUSD otbleyaza high volatility, initially fell against the background of higher unemployment, but after the statement from the RBNZ pair rose by 0.63% to 0.7403
In China PMI index in the services sector showed an unexpected drop to 51.8 to 52.8 points in the previous period.
In early session showed dollar weakened against most of the world currencies after disappointing data on factory orders earlier yesterday. However, expectations for the greenback are positive due to the good performance of the economy compared to that of other world economies.
In Japan, the average income rose to 1.6%, and fell short of initial estimates. Vice-President of the Bank of Japan Kiko Iuata said that real wages will eventually emerge from the current long downtrend, as also urged the public to be patient.
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