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The BOK is signalling readiness to respond to excessive won weakness as geopolitical risks drive FX volatility, while ...
China’s inflation outlook has been nudged higher, but externally driven price pressures and weak domestic demand mean policymakers ...
Recapping this ICYMI earlier. Hungary’s election removes a key EU disruptor, signalling a shift toward greater integration, policy ...
The PBOC allows the yuan to fluctuate within a +/- 2% range, around this reference rate. PBOC injects ...
Summary: Japan 10-year JGB yield hits 29-year high (2.49%) as oil shock builds US–Iran talks collapse and Hormuz ...
The People’s Bank of China is due to set the daily USD/CNY reference rate at around 0115 GMT ...
Summary: ANZ expects the RBNZ to begin hiking earlier and more aggressively, driven by rising inflation risks from ...
New Zealand’s services sector is contracting more deeply, with broad-based weakness and falling confidence driven by geopolitical uncertainty. ...
Late yesterday it appeared that US-Iran negotiations were headed for catastrophe after Vice President JD Vance left Pakistan ...
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