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| Feb, 12 21:30 |
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Business NZ Manufacturing Index
Business NZ Manufacturing Index
Индикатор активности в производстве. Аналог Manufacturing PMI. Показывает улучшение (>50) или ухудшение (<50) ситуации в сравнении с предыдущим месяцем. Рост показателя либо превышение прогноза благоприятны для валюты. |
56.1 | - | - | ||||||||||||||
| Feb, 12 21:45 |
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Visitor Arrivals
Visitor Arrivals
The Visitor Arrivals released by the Statistics New Zealand measures the number of visitors to New Zealand. As the tourism industry dominates a large part of the total GDP, the visitor arrivals is an important indicator of the overall economic condition in New Zealand.
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0.8% | - | - | ||||||||||||||
| Feb, 13 02:00 |
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Expected Annual Inflation 2y from now
Expected Annual Inflation 2y from now
Expectations of future inflation can manifest into real inflation, primarily because workers tend to push for higher wages when they believe prices will rise.
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2.28% | - | - | ||||||||||||||
| Feb, 13 07:00 |
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Wholesale Price Index
Wholesale Price Index
Measures changes in the prices paid by retailers for finished goods. Growth in wholesale prices usually precedes increases in retail prices, thus changes in Wholesale Prices can be used as an early indicator for inflation. While the CPI records price changes for retail goods, the WPI might pick up inflationary pressures before they reach the headline retail CPI report. The headline number is the percentage change in the index. Note: WPI provides seasonally adjusted price changes to account for goods' seasonally volatility. |
-0.2%; 1.2% | 0.1% | - | ||||||||||||||
| Feb, 13 07:30 |
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CPI
CPI
It is the key gauge for inflation in Switzerland. Simply put, inflation reflects a decline in the purchasing power of the Franc, where each Franc buys fewer goods and services. The CPI calculates the change in the price of a predetermined basket of consumer goods and services. This basket represents the goods and services that an average household will purchase. The figure is compared to those of the previous month as well as the previous year in order to gauge changes to the costs of living on a month to month and year to year basis. The headline number is the percentage change either from the previous month's value or the previous year's value. As the key indicator of inflation, a rising CPI may prompt the Swiss National Bank to raise interest rates in attempt to manage inflation and slow economic growth. Higher interest rates make holding the Franc more attractive to foreign investors, and this higher level of demand will place upward pressure on the value of the Franc. |
0.0%; 0.1% | 0.0% | - | ||||||||||||||