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    18 June 2025
    In June, Japanese manufacturer sentiment decreased to +6, reflecting worries about tariffs and weak demand

    Japanese manufacturers grew cautious in June amid U.S. tariff concerns, weak Chinese demand, and client delays.

    18 June 2025
    BlackRock’s Rick Rieder suggests ending quantitative tightening, anticipating the Fed’s cautious stance on rates

    Rick Rieder foresees potential Fed rate cut, cautious inflation monitoring, and possible end to quantitative tightening.

    18 June 2025
    In Q1 2025, New Zealand’s current account recorded a deficit of -2.324 billion dollars as traders monitor global factors impacting the Kiwi dollar

    New Zealand’s Q1 current account deficit narrows, showing improvement but still missing economists’ expectations slightly.

    18 June 2025
    The Westpac-McDermott Miller survey indicates a slight rise in New Zealand consumer confidence, yet pessimism prevails

    New Zealand consumer confidence slightly improves in June, but remains below the neutral optimism-pessimism threshold.

    18 June 2025
    Iran may retaliate with mine laying in the Strait of Hormuz, affecting oil prices upward

    US-Iran conflict risks could disrupt Gulf region, raising oil prices through mining and targeting military bases.

    18 June 2025
    Concerns over US-Iran involvement influenced markets, with the GBUSD notably declining and oil rising

    USD rises amid Israel-Iran tensions; oil surges, yields fall, and retail sales disappoint ahead of Fed decision.

    18 June 2025
    A private survey indicates a substantial crude oil draw, contrasting with prevailing war-related impacts on prices

    API reports sharp crude draw; market awaits EIA data amid geopolitical tensions influencing oil price movements.

    18 June 2025
    US involvement in the Iran conflict is speculated, following Trump’s discussions about nuclear site strikes

    US may join conflict against Iran; Trump mulls strikes; Iran threatens retaliation on US bases.

    18 June 2025
    The Indian Rupee declines against the US Dollar due to rising geopolitical tensions and oil prices

    Indian Rupee weakens amid Middle East tensions, rising oil prices, strong U.S. Dollar, and falling markets.

    18 June 2025
    Amid fears over Iran, US stock markets decline, with S&P 500 dropping 0.8% and others following

    US stocks fell amid rising US-Iran tensions; Trump’s demand triggered market volatility and erased earlier gains.

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