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20 May 2015

Global inflation index lowest in 3 months – DB

FXStreet (Barcelona) - Daniel Brehon, Strategist at Deutsche Bank, uses their proprietary Macro Pulse Index to note that the downward surprise from UK pushed the global inflation index lower.

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“Negative surprises from US increased over the past week while positive surprises from UK fell during the same period.”

“On the other hand, negative surprises from Europe and Canada declined and positive surprise from Japan rose marginally. Elsewhere, in Australia, Sweden, Switzerland and Norway it has been a quite week in terms of data.”

“Our Global Inflation Pulse Index declined, driven by negative surprises from UK, reaching lowest since end of Feb-15.”
May 20, 2015

Japan Q1 GDP growth tops estimates – TradeTheNews

The TradeTheNews Team reviews the Japanese Q1 GDP data release, noting that the 2.4% rebound was as a result in residential and corporate investment.
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May 20, 2015

Nikkei hits fresh 15-yr highs on weaker yen

The Japanese equities index opened with a sharp positive gap of nearly 150 points and thereafter rallied to fresh 15 year peak, led by gains in Japan as the yen weakened against the dollar before the minutes from the Fed's late-April meeting were due for release.
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