Market Movers: Understanding and Using Economic Indicators from the Big Five Economies Book

The U.S. Consumer Price Index plummets. Across the Atlantic, Germany's Import Price Index drops, followed by a sharp rise in Japan's GNP Deflator. Now, Market Movers shows financial professionals, economists, and government officials around the world how to track key market-moving statistics like these, and immediately assess their impact on global financial markets. This one-of-a-kind reference covers almost 100 of the leading economic indicators from the world's five most important economies: the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Japan. Its easy reference format treats each indicator in a separate section, divided into convenient menu headings. Readers interested in the U.K.'s latest Producer Price Index, for example, can turn to that heading and swiftly learn: what the indicator measures, where and when to find it, how it is compiled, how reliable it is, its seasonal effects, how to interpret it, and how to predict its future path to make better informed investment decisions.Read More