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| May, 13 23:45 |
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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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0.9% | ||||||||||||||
| May, 14 00:50 |
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Domestic Corporate Goods Price Index
Domestic Corporate Goods Price Index
A Japanese index that measures the prices of goods created by firms at the producer and wholesaler level in Japan. The Domestic Corporate Goods Price Index (CGPI) tracks changes in supply side prices within the Japanese economy. Changes in the CGPI often precede changes in the overall Consumer Price Index, as input values determine the overall retail values of the consumer goods. Thus, a large increase in the domestic CGPI will lead to a large increase in the overall CPI. |
0.2%; 0.8% | ||||||||||||||
| May, 14 07:00 |
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Claimant Count Change
Claimant Count Change
The UK claimant count provides data on those individuals who are out of work and who are claiming some sort of unemployment benefit. |
10.9K | ||||||||||||||
| May, 14 07:00 |
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Average Earnings Index
Average Earnings Index
It's a leading indicator of consumer inflation - when businesses pay more for labor the higher costs are usually passed on to the consumer.
Data represents the 3-month moving average compared to the same period a year earlier. A figure that excludes bonuses is also released, but not included for lack of significance. Source changed series calculation formula as of Jan 2010
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5.6%; 6.0% | ||||||||||||||
| May, 14 07:00 |
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Claimant Count Rate
Claimant Count Rate
The Claimant Count is the UK's most timely measure of unemployment. The report measures the number of people who claim unemployment benefits, but actively seeking work. The Claimant Count serves as a barometer for the health of the UK labor market. Higher job growth accompanies economic expansion and could spark inflationary pressures. The headline number is a percentage change in the figure. |
4.2% | ||||||||||||||