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... industrial production returns to strong growth. For much of the year I have been writing about Chinese industrial production, tracking four categories in particular. As of September, the growth in these four categories ... is rarely that simple. An alternative explanation is that incentives for Chinese production and consumption have been successful enough to drive consumption growth (in the face ...
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... first quarter of 2008 and the largest gain since the first quarter of 2005. Production in manufacturing increased 0.9 percent in September, ... . At 98.5 percent of its 2002 average, total industrial production was 6.1 percent below its level of a year ... average for 1972 through 2008.
Much better than expected and a solid report even when factoring out auto production. August was also revised higher.
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... production in September increased for the seven month in a row and production plans suggest the recovery could pick up some speed in coming months on ... back of low inventories and strong exports. • Today’s industrial production data suggest that Japan’s GDP growth is ... it suggests that the recovery has gained strength in late Q3. Industrial production appears to be picking up some speed again
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Sydney, October 21.
China”s Sep industrial production number has been leaked to the market 25 hours ahead of its scheduled release. Market expectations were for +13.3%Â Vs 12.3% ... 8217;s having a good year.
Posted in trading ideas Tagged: China, CNY, currency, dollar, industrial, Japanese, JPY, leak, production, relative, US, USD, value, yen, yuan
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Led by a rebound in autos, metals, and high-tech, U.S. industrial production increased at an annual rate of 5.2% in the third quarter, the fastest growth in four years and the first quarterly increase since the recession began in late 2007, the Federal Reserve reported Friday. Output of the nation’s factories, mines
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There are signs of recovery within the US manufacturing sector after the Federal Reserve reported a rise in industrial production for the month of September.
The US central bank said output at the nation’s factories, mines and utilities grew 0.7% during the month - higher than the 0.2% rise expected by analysts and follows the rise
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