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Japan Machine Tool Orders Fall 9.9% - Vimarsana News

Japan Machine Tool Orders Fall 9.9%

Japan's machine tool orders declined for the twelfth straight month in December due to weak domestic and foreign demand, preliminary data from the Japan Machine Tool Builders Association, or JMTBA, showed Monday.

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US Dollar in the green as traders brace for US Inflation and Fed's last rate decision for 2023 - Vimarsana News

US Dollar in the green as traders brace for US Inflation and Fed's last rate decision for 2023

The US Dollar (USD) is steady in the green on Monday at the last week of normal trading for 2023. Some volatility picks up in the commodity complex as headlines are being issued that a COP28

Nikkei225 Retreats After Touching the Peak - Vimarsana News

Nikkei225 Retreats After Touching the Peak

There are significant moves in the Japanese markets today. The Japanese stock market started the day with a rise of over 1%, taking the Nikkei225 to 33850. It was the second brief climb to this height since June, last seen 33 years ago. Touching the highs triggered a sharp sell-off, and the index is now down 0.6% from the day’s open, which could be the start of a broader correction or a prolonged pullback.

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Japan Machine Tool Orders Plunge 20.6% - Vimarsana News

Japan Machine Tool Orders Plunge 20.6%

Japan's machine tool orders declined for the tenth straight month in October and at a faster pace due to weak domestic and foreign demand, preliminary data from the Japan Machine Tool Builders Association, or JMTBA, showed Monday.