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Jibun Bank Flash Japan Composite PMI
Today sees the latest release of the au Jibun Bank Flash Japan Composite PMI®. Published on a monthly basis approximately one week before final PMI data are released, this makes the PMI the earliest available indicator of private sector operating conditions in Japan. The estimate is typically based on approximately 85%–90% of total PMI survey responses each month and is designed to provide an accurate indication of final PMI data. Commenting on the latest survey results, Usamah Bhatti, Economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said: “Activity at Japanese private sector businesses rose solidly at the ... (full story)
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