Bank of Japan’ survey: consumer confidence in Japan decline in March

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11 April 2016

Bank of Japan’ survey: consumer confidence in Japan decline in March

According to a quarterly survey by the Bank of Japan, consumer confidence in Japan declined to -22.5 in March from -17.3 in December. One-year expectations fell to -30.9 in March from -19.9 in December.

75.7% of respondents expect inflation to rise next year, down from 77.6% in December.

German Economy Ministry: the German economy accelerates at the start of this year

U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said on Monday that the competitive devaluation of currencies was "unacceptable"

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