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Japans overtime pay rate rose 2.8% year-on-year in June, up from 2.9% in the previous month.Japans June labor cash income annual rate was 3.4%, below the expected 3.50% and the previous value was revised from 3.20% to 3.30%.On August 5th, AMD (AMD.O) shares fell nearly 9% in after-hours trading after its revenue outlook fell short of some investors expectations. Its not uncommon for AMDs stock to decline even after reporting positive results. In recent years, even when the company exceeds Wall Street expectations, the market reaction to its earnings reports has often been negative. AMD expects third-quarter revenue of $13 billion, plus or minus $300 million. While analysts average expectation is $12.5 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, some Wall Street expectations are much higher than $13 billion. The market reaction suggests that the company needs to demonstrate faster growth to justify its valuation. The chipmakers stock has more than doubled this year—far exceeding the broader market gain—as AMD has become a major challenger to Nvidia in the AI processor field. In a conference call, CEO Lisa Su told analysts that the company expects data center revenue to more than double by 2027. She also said that in the longer term, the company is on track to exceed its previous targets of 35% annual revenue growth and $20 per share earnings.U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessant: With energy prices falling, we are no longer facing excessive depreciation of the yen, which will help reduce inflation and allow the yen to enter a virtuous cycle.August 5th - According to US media reports on the 4th, the US government has revoked the visa of the Brazilian ambassador to the US in retaliation for Brazils refusal last month to issue visas to two US State Department officials and its delay in accepting President Trumps nominee for ambassador to Brazil. The Associated Press, citing a State Department official, reported that this move was a reciprocal response to Brazils actions. The US government had repeatedly delayed taking action, giving Brazilian President Lula room to maneuver, but Lula did not change his position. If Brazil takes appropriate action and accepts the US ambassador nominee, the US can quickly withdraw the measure.
