Date
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 Event Previous Forecast Actual
Jun, 30 02:30
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 Non-Manufacturing PMI
Non-Manufacturing PMI
Country:
Date: Jun, 30 02:30
Importance: Medium
Previous: 50.1
Forecast: 49.9
Actual: -
Period: Jun

It is a major indicator of the strength of the non-manufacturing sector of China.

 50.1 49.9 -
Jun, 30 02:30
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 Private Sector Credit
Private Sector Credit
Country:
Date: Jun, 30 02:30
Importance: Low
Previous: 0.7%; 8.0%
Forecast: 0.6%
Actual: -
Period: May
Private Sector Credit released by the Reserve Bank of Australia is an amount of money that the Australian private sector borrows.
 0.7%; 8.0% 0.6% -
Jun, 30 02:30
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 Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes
Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes
Country:
Date: Jun, 30 02:30
Importance: Medium
Previous: -
Forecast: -
Actual: -
Period: -
It's a detailed record of the RBA Reserve Bank Board's most recent meeting, providing in-depth insights into the economic conditions that influenced their decision on where to set interest rates.
 - - -
Jun, 30 06:00
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 Housing Starts
Housing Starts
Country:
Date: Jun, 30 06:00
Importance: Low
Previous: 0.724M; 11.4%
Forecast: ; 32.1%
Actual: -
Period: May

The Housing Starts figure reflects the rate of growth in housing construction. The number of housing starts is an indicator of the strength of Japan 's construction sector and a leading indicator for the direction of the economy as a whole. Housing Starts respond quickly to changes in the business cycle, promptly slowing at the onset of a recession and growing at the beginning of an economic boom. A high Housing Starts figure is generally bullish for the economy, as it indicates overall economic growth.

The headline figures are the year on year percentage change in value of housing starts, and the value of all houses started for construction that year.

 0.724M; 11.4% ; 32.1% -
Jun, 30 07:00
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 Business Investment
Business Investment
Country:
Date: Jun, 30 07:00
Importance: Low
Previous: 0.7%; -1.8%
Forecast: 0.7%; -1.8%
Actual: -
Period: 1 quarter

The change in capital expenditures made by private firms. Businesses only invest when they are optimistic about future economic growth and expect a profitable return on their investments. Because of this, increased capital expenditures usually reflect a higher level of consumer demand that induces companies to expand their productive capacity. Current Business Investment usually allow for higher GDP in the future. For these reasons Business Investment may lead economic growth.

The headline number is the percentage change in investment from the previous quarter.

 0.7%; -1.8% 0.7%; -1.8% -