Japan is in a recession

Rambo35

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Who will be next? We are living in a very connected world and after Japanese entered a recession I think more will follow given their export status.
 

tomas.v

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Japan situation is not so bad as many think it is, 90% of Japan debt is owned by Japanese people, so more than 200% of debt/GDP ratio is not as precarious as it looks,
 

Dmitriy Enrst

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Japan has left recession in the fourth quarter of the last year, but, at the same time, the third largest economy in the world had been growing at a slower-than-expected pace.
 

fxapex

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BOJ new reforms were expected and as a result it came out with a negative interest rate, due to which Yen has lowered a lot.
 
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JPY is benefiting just because of the risk off sentiments across the world, regarding its economy its clearly visible what is the status of inflation in their economy given this BOJ surprised move of adopting negative interest rates.
 

fxapex

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Yen has been strong and it seems that it has reached a support level so traders has to be cautious before investing.
 

sharcade

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Well Well! its repeating back again with Japan shrinking around 0.5 % in the last quarter, Along with this many other countries are facing the slack.
The economies have seen some drastic changes and so is the growth rate for developing countries. Trust me some of the developing countries like India are becoming the [URL deleted] fastest growing economies of the world which are still accountable and depended on the developed economies like US and China. Well 2016 looks unstable till now and Let's hope future holds everything good.
 
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Enivid

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Although Brexit is a huge growth restraint, it won't be enough to turn 2016 into a global recession (after all, half a year has passed without Brexit with a rather good growth). It is also doubtful that it will turn 2017 GDP growth negative worldwide because its effect will mostly be local - UK + Eurozone (partially). Emerging markets will not get affected by it significantly.
 

Usman Khan

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Although Brexit is a huge growth restraint, it won't be enough to turn 2016 into a global recession (after all, half a year has passed without Brexit with a rather good growth). It is also doubtful that it will turn 2017 GDP growth negative worldwide because its effect will mostly be local - UK + Eurozone (partially). Emerging markets will not get affected by it significantly.

if the uk leves the eu. we may see other coutry leave? this is bad for eu which could make whole world into recession