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Jul 2025
According to Statistics New Zealand, the CPI inflation reached 2.7% YoY in Q2, below expectations

New Zealand’s annual CPI rose to 2.7%, while quarterly inflation slowed, impacting NZD/USD exchange rate.

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Jul 2025
New Zealand’s 2Q Consumer Price Index year-on-year was 2.7%, falling short of 2.8% predictions

New Zealand inflation slows, China’s growth mixed; markets await ECB decision amid global trade tensions.

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Jul 2025
New Zealand’s Q2 inflation figures fell short of forecasts, impacting the kiwi dollar and yields

New Zealand’s Q2 2025 inflation slightly undershoots forecasts, easing pressures on NZD while boosting stocks.

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Jul 2025
Trump reacted angrily to Bessent’s advice, asserting his superior knowledge regarding market matters

Trump denies report on Powell firing advice, asserting independent market decisions and rejecting claims of outside influence.

20

Jul 2025
US equity index futures begin trading on Globex, showing minimal changes, with Nikkei futures slightly higher

US equity futures hold steady as Nikkei futures edge up; Yen strengthens amid Japanese market holiday.

20

Jul 2025
In early trading, yen crosses exhibit recovery signs, despite remaining thin and volatile conditions

Yen gains fade amid volatile trade; markets eye trade talks, inflation, and central bank rate decisions.

20

Jul 2025
Bessent advises Trump against dismissing Powell, stressing economic stability and potential market consequences

Treasury Secretary Bessent urges Trump not to fire Powell, warning of economic instability and rising yields.

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Jul 2025
Trump’s proposed tariffs may weaken the dollar, prompting traders to prepare for increased volatility

Trump’s Canada tariff spikes USD/CAD, raises inflation, pressures Fed policy, and may weaken dollar long-term.

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Jul 2025
In Asia, New Zealand’s expected inflation decline may affect the Kiwi but benefit local equities

Japanese markets closed for holiday; NZ CPI eyed; China’s Loan Prime Rate expected to remain unchanged.

20

Jul 2025
Today marks a Japanese holiday, resulting in closed stock and bond markets, with limited yen trading

Yen trading continues in Asia despite Marine Day closures, with thin activity and election-driven currency strength.

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