Japanese Machine Tool Orders YoY (Apr) Y/Y 45.1% vs. Exp. 28.1% (Prev. 28.1%)
The significant jump in Japanese machine tool orders, with a year-on-year increase of 45.1% against an expectation of 28.1%, indicates a robust expansion in manufacturing capacity, potentially signaling increased industrial activity.
US President Trump is about to depart Beijing aboard Air Force One
US has rejected Iran's 14-point proposal, Tehran Time reports citing sources; According to information received by the Tehran Times, the US government has responded to Iran's written proposal regarding the end of the war.
Japanese Machine Tool Orders YoY (Apr) Y/Y 45.1% vs. Exp. 28.1% (Prev. 28.1%)
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says evidence shows that the UAE made American bases available for operations against Iran, provided its airspace and territory for those operations
Newsquawk Daily European Equity Opening News - 15th May 2026
Open the platform and use it. The whole workspace is free to try, with no signup and no card. When you want the headlines arriving live instead of on a delay, Newsquawk Pro is £24.99 for 7 days.
This outperformance suggests a stronger demand environment that could support growth in relevant sectors, including metals and mining, and may influence currency and commodity markets, especially if sustained in future data releases.
Related headlines
- [MARKET ANALYSIS] Asia-Pac stocks trade mixed with the region partially shrugging off the weak US lead following a fresh exchange of US-Iran strikes and escalation in the US-Canada trade war4 hours ago
- [MARKET ANALYSIS] DXY is little changed ahead of inflation data later in the week and despite the US announcing an import ban on some Canadian goods as trade war escalates4 hours ago
- US Market Wrap: Stocks fall and crude gains amid escalating geopolitics 11 hours ago
- US FX WRAP: Dollar little changed as markets await US CPI/PPI12 hours ago
- Newsquawk European Market Wrap - 8th September 202617 hours ago
- Japanese Machine Tool Orders (Aug YY) 64.7% (Prev. 50.4%)1 hour ago
- Newsquawk Daily European Equity Opening News - 9th September 20262 hours ago
- [MARKET ANALYSIS] T-note futures are little changed after yesterday's indecisive mood and with key inflation data due later this week5 hours ago
- [MARKET ANALYSIS] Oil prices are underpinned after US and Iran conducted a fresh round of retaliatory strikes5 hours ago
- PRE-MARKET AUSTRALIAN, JAPANESE AND SOUTH KOREAN STOCKS NEWS: Samsung Electronics (005930 KS)** - Co. opened an AI chip R&D hub in Yokohama to collaborate with Japanese companies on advanced semiconductor packaging8 hours ago
- US senior Trump administration official says President Trump approved series of proclamations on Canada trade measures, with ban on dairy, most alcohol and motorcycle imports from Canada under Section 338 with restrictions effective in about 3 weeks8 hours ago
- Japanese Reuters Tankan Index (Sep) 21 (Prev. 18)8 hours ago
- US Treasury Secretary Bessent says markets are not efficient and are run by humans, who make mistakes, adds the treasuries narrative in August was that the sky is falling and the narrative was absurd10 hours ago
- CRUDE WRAP: WTI (V6) SETTLES USD 1.55 HIGHER AT USD 93.03/BBL13 hours ago
- Russia's Kremlin says US President Trump and Russian President Putin spoke on the phone; conversation was open and constructive and lasted one hour.17 hours ago
- US EQUITY OPEN: US indices open in the red amid downbeat risk tone after Labor Day holiday17 hours ago
- US Secretary of State Rubio says that President Trump has a desire to reach an agreement with Colombia on tariffs9 hours ago
- US President Trump says directing the GSA, working with the USTR, to take all necessary steps to remove Canadian-origin products from GSA’s Multiple Award Schedules unless Canada restores full and fair reciprocity for American farmers and companies11 hours ago
- US President Trump reiterates that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon; says blockade against Iran has been effective16 hours ago
- NY Fed SCE (Aug): Inflation expectations: One-year 3.6% (prev. 3.6%), 3-year 3.2% (prev. 3.3%), 5-year 3% (prev. 3%). 16 hours ago
The whole workspace, free to try.
Try it free