Bank of Japan may continue rate hikes if forecasts hold, with inflation stabilizing near 2% by late 2025.
Trump plans to keep tariffs but may adjust them, aiming for quick agreements despite European caution.
China plans to lower the Reserve Requirement Ratio to manage liquidity, with possible two cuts expected in 2020.
China plans a 7.2% defence spending increase, addressing economic challenges with proactive policies and enhanced fiscal measures.
Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr resigns, citing inflation at target and economic recovery; Deputy Governor Hawkesby steps in.
Singapore’s retail sales rose 2.4% in January. EUR/USD climbed, gold stayed above $2,900, Bitcoin stabilised.
China targets 5% economic growth in 2025, stabilizes yuan, issues bonds, and adjusts fiscal policies for stability.
Singapore’s retail sales rose 4.5% in January, signaling economic recovery, while gold and Bitcoin stabilize.
Lutnick urged Ford to ease tensions, but Ford refused, vowing a tougher stance amid escalating US-Canada disputes.
Gold prices in the Philippines dropped, with 1 gram now at 5,379.25 PHP, reflecting market fluctuations.
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