The Commerce Department showed that new orders for the US-made capital goods rose more than anticipated 1.7% over the month of August, while shipments continued to increase, suggesting the strengthening of the US economy, despite an expected drag from Hurricanes Irma and Harvey.
The USD/JPY exchange rate was little changed after the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision announcement.
The USD/JPY exchange rate was little changed after the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision announcement.
The USD/JPY exchange rate was little changed after the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision announcement.
The USD/JPY exchange rate was little changed after the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision announcement.
The two-day meeting of the Fed resulted in an overall agreement to keep interest rates unchanged at 1.25%, as widely anticipated.
The US economic reports caused a temporary depreciation of USD/JPY during the Tuesday session.
The Commerce Department reported that the US retail sales dropped unexpectedly 0.2% over the month of August, missing expectations for a 0.3% increase.
The Commerce Department reported that the US retail sales dropped unexpectedly 0.2% over the month of August, missing expectations for a 0.3% increase.
According to the Labour Department's report, the consumer inflation in the US showed a monthly rise of 0.4% in the month of August, with an annual gain of 1.7% in the same period.
The Labour Department revealed that the US producer prices accelerated growth at the strongest pace in four months amid an increase in gasoline prices.
The Labour Department released its JOLTS report for July, where the amount of job openings rose surprisingly to 6.17M, following a downwardly revised figure of 6.12M in June.
The Institute for Supply Management reported that its PMI for the US non-manufacturing sector posted weaker-than-expected increase to 55.3 in August, following the prior month's figure of 53.9.
The Institute for Supply Management reported that its PMI for the US non-manufacturing sector posted weaker-than-expected increase to 55.3 in August, following the prior month's figure of 53.9.
The Institute for Supply Management reported that its PMI for the US non-manufacturing sector posted weaker-than-expected increase to 55.3 in August, following the prior month's figure of 53.9.
The Institute for Supply Management reported that its PMI for the US non-manufacturing sector posted weaker-than-expected increase to 55.3 in August, following the prior month's figure of 53.9.
The Commerce Department stated that orders for US-made goods tumbled 3.3% in July, as the demand for transportation equipment slumped in the same period.
The Labour Department revealed that the US marked an increase of 156K new jobs over the course of August, which was below expectations, but strong enough to keep the country's economy growing at a steady pace.
The Labour Department revealed that the US marked an increase of 156K new jobs over the course of August, which was below expectations, but strong enough to keep the country's economy growing at a steady pace.
The National Association of Realtors revealed that pending home sales in the United States fell 0.8% over the month of July, as the property market kept facing hurdles form a limited supply of available houses, which pushed prices up.
The American Dollar continued to advance against the Yen as it was expected yesterday.
The American Dollar continued to advance against the Yen as it was expected yesterday.
The American Dollar continued to advance against the Yen as it was expected yesterday.
The American Dollar continued to advance against the Yen as it was expected yesterday.