Collapse of industrial production in Japan in March to 15.3% for the month exceeded expectations, but the judge this is not easy. Moreover, household spending in March declined by 8.5% YoY vs. -0.2% in February. Meanwhile, CPI for the favorite category (excluding fresh food) rose to 0.2% y / g (-0.3%), while the main index is still in negative territory at -0.1% y / y. All these statistics are ultimately had little impact on the yen against the dollar's decline that sent the USD / JPY back down to 81.60 from 82.50 the above motion during yesterday's European session.Thursday, April 28, 2011
Japanese statistics became fully reflect the impact of the earthquake
Collapse of industrial production in Japan in March to 15.3% for the month exceeded expectations, but the judge this is not easy. Moreover, household spending in March declined by 8.5% YoY vs. -0.2% in February. Meanwhile, CPI for the favorite category (excluding fresh food) rose to 0.2% y / g (-0.3%), while the main index is still in negative territory at -0.1% y / y. All these statistics are ultimately had little impact on the yen against the dollar's decline that sent the USD / JPY back down to 81.60 from 82.50 the above motion during yesterday's European session.





