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New Monetary Policy of Japan: Massive Buying Government Bonds Continues


The new policy framework of Japan to help the increase of policy rates to elevate the economy will be carried on to increase inflation rates. The BOJ decided to change their policies after the printing of money and huge asset buying to be unsuccessful to meet its 2 percent inflation target. In views of this, they are trying to create a more sustainable monetary policies. The massive buying of government bonds will be maintained with yield curve being inline with central bank's expectations. Although there are concerns that this move negatively affects the real-estate investment trust market of Japan.

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PM Renzi's Plan for Italy's Reformation Has Failed on Sunday


The Prime Minister of Italy, Matteo Renzi had his decision to resign last night after he lose in a constitutional referendum held Sunday, 4th of December 2016. The Italian politician admitted his defeat prior to the issuance of the official results and as expected the exit poll exhibited that Renzi is facing a humiliating defeat.


The referendum rise due to the plan of the 41-year-old PM to establish a major economic reform package in order to reconstruct the political system of the country. As he proposed to reform the power of the senate as well to reduce its number present in the lower house of parliament. Furthermore, he wanted to amend the political authority of every state and region in Italy.


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Euro Drops, Bonds Surge as Italy Says No to Constitutional Reforms


The EUR plummeted along with Asian stocks while bond prices surged after the Italian government voted “No” on the referendum for constitutional reforms, which sparked concerns that this recent development in the country will induce instability in the Italian economy and boost nationalist organizations. The euro hit its lowest point in almost two years after Italian PM Renzi announced his resignation. UK-based stocks and Asian shares index futures also dropped, while government debt recoiled in Treasuries during Friday’s session.

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The current Money Fall contest has already started on December 5, 2016 and will end on December 9, 2016.


You can register for the next competition which will take place from December 12, 2016 to December 16, 2016.


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UK’s PMI Edged Higher in November


The primary businesses in the service sector of U.K had an upsurge last month and its highest rate was recorded January, while the economy continued to have its current momentum despite of the fear of some companies regarding the future markets as indicated in yesterday’s survey.


As the Markit/CIPS PMI handles the data relative to the economic sector as it gained 55.2 points for the month of November versus the 54.5 October data, the recent results had presented better-than-expected outcome of Reuters poll surveyed by economists.

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China Needs to Address Rising Leverage Concerns


China has to implement market-oriented reforms at a faster pace to counterbalance the climb in corporate leverage including the unnecessary disturbances in the state sector according to a U.S. Treasury official.


The reform is said to include the removal of ‘state guarantees’ and financial sector that disproportionate State-owned Enterprises charged to private sector firms. The country has an estimated total of $18 trillion debt that represents partly of the GDP. They see the relevance of removal of barriers that limits the participation of local and foreign companies in the service sector in line with the shift in focus from a manufacturing-centered country.

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GBP Hits Highest Level in Two Months as Market Hopes UK Government Loses Brexit Case

The sterling pound hit a two-month high after the UK Supreme Court recently concluded its second day of arguments with regards to discussing the right to commence the Brexit referendum, or the UK’s imminent separation from the EU. The GBP recorded its sixth day of increase against the USD, its second consecutive monthly gain since November. The UK government has already lost a Supreme Court case, which was about whether the Parliament should be first given the right to do a vote before the actual implementation of Theresa May’s Brexit strategies.

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RBA Interest Rate Decision Remained at 1.5%


The central bank of Australia or also known as RBA has announced their final decision during the board meeting held every month. The Reserve Bank of Australia made a resolution to keep their rates unchanged with a record low reaching 1.50 percent.


According to a site whose purpose is to compare mortgage rates, finder.com.au have made a survey among 75 experts in the industry and most them expected that rates will still be consistent. Furthermore, they support the RBA’s decision as there is no reason to demand the bank to employ such changes. Many professionals from the industry anticipate that the next move of the Australian financial system will be on the upcoming February 2017.

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