Japan October leading indicator index 108.6 vs 108.9 prior ...Middle East

Coincident index 116.5Prior 114.0The assessment of the coincident index remains as "halting to fall", keeping with the view over the last few months. The last time this was different was all the way back in April, when it was deemed as "signaling a possible turning point". This article was written by Justin Low at www.forexlive.com.

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Japan October leading indicator index 108.6 vs 108.9 prior ...Middle East

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