Zhejiang offers subsidies up to 15,000 RMB for EVs and 13,000 RMB for gasoline cars, promoting sustainability.
Indonesia’s trade balance exceeded expectations in February, signaling strong exports and economic resilience amid global challenges.
Japan’s PM Ishiba denies currency manipulation, citing G7 commitments, while economic tensions rise under US pressure.
Indonesia’s imports rise, currencies consolidate, gold steadies near $3,000, and altcoins recover after Bitcoin’s surge.
China’s retail sales rose 4.0%, industrial production 5.9%, but unemployment increased to 5.4% as property investment declined.
WTI oil prices rise to $67.40, driven by China’s stimulus, Middle East tensions, and Ukraine conflict uncertainties.
China’s home prices fell; the yuan strengthened. Shenzhen eased housing rules amid possible monetary policy adjustments.
China’s economy remains resilient, but external challenges persist. Property stabilises, employment steady, AUD strengthens against major currencies.
U.S. equity index futures expire quarterly; rollover begins Monday before expiration. Key 2025 dates: March 17, 21.
PBOC sets yuan midpoint, injects 288 billion yuan; Shenzen eases housing rules; trade risks impact US meats.
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