Monthly Archives: September 2025
Japan’s Ministry of Finance auctions 0.6 trillion yen in existing JGBs to enhance market liquidity

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Japan reissued ¥0.6 trillion in bonds to enhance liquidity, stabilizing yields and improving market conditions.
Citigroup and Nomura caution the PBOC might avoid interest rate reductions amid rising market concerns

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China may delay easing as leaders fear overheating markets, risking rally momentum and impacting forex, commodities.
The PBOC set the USD/CNY midpoint at 7.1029, marking the yuan’s strongest position since November

Written on September 8, 2025 at 1:48 am, by
Yuan hits strongest level since November; PBOC intervenes; China considers offshore stablecoin and Russian bonds.
Goldman Sachs maintains its Brent/WTI price predictions for 2025, anticipating modestly increased risks overall
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Goldman Sachs maintains 2025 oil forecasts; cautious on OPEC+ cuts and anticipates surplus growth in 2026.
Week Ahead: Bumps in the Fed Road

Written on September 8, 2025 at 1:39 am, by
US jobs miss and rising inflation risks leave markets torn. Rate cuts look certain, but the reason is cause for concern. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s economy experienced its fifth consecutive growth quarter, with revised Q2 GDP at 2.2% annualised

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Japan’s economy grew 2.2% annually in Q2, signaling continued expansion despite ongoing external and domestic challenges.
Japanese equities surge as the Topix reaches a record high; PM Ishiba’s resignation impacts markets

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Japan’s TOPIX hits record high amid strong market performance, yen weakness, and positive economic indicators.
The PBOC is anticipated to establish the USD/CNY reference rate at 7.1317 according to Reuters

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The PBOC sets a daily yuan midpoint, guiding its 2% trading range to maintain currency stability.
Japan’s Q2 GDP growth was revised upwards to 0.5%, positively impacting private consumption and the yen

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Japan’s revised Q2 growth hit 0.5%, boosted by consumption, while capital spending lagged expectations.
In July, UK wage settlements and hiring declined, reflecting the weakest conditions since 2021

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UK wage growth slows, with fewer companies offering raises; hiring lags amid rising candidate availability and uncertainty.