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Dec 2025
In December, China’s Manufacturing PMI increased to 50.1, outperforming the expected figure of 49.2

China’s PMI beats expectations, boosting AUD; strong Chinese demand and iron ore prices support currency.

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Dec 2025
The Non-Manufacturing PMI from China’s NBS surprised at 50.2, exceeding predictions of 49.8

China’s PMI rose in December, signaling slight expansion; currencies and commodities showed mixed global market reactions.

31

Dec 2025
The Manufacturing PMI for China reported at 50.1, exceeding predictions of 49.2

China’s PMI data shows modest growth; markets steady amid thin trading and New Year holiday expectations.

31

Dec 2025
The central rate for USD/CNY is established by PBOC at 7.0288, lower than before

PBoC sets USD/CNY at 7.0288, adjusting policy amid stable markets and private bank expansion.

31

Dec 2025
During low trading volume, GBP/USD remains stable above 1.3450, influenced by BoE’s monetary policy guidance

GBP/USD holds steady as BoE signals gradual easing; markets eye further cuts amid inflation outlook shifts.

31

Dec 2025
Traders in Yen face challenges as USD/JPY hovers around 156.00 amid market uncertainties

USD/JPY holds steady near 156.00 as low trading volumes and rate policies shape Yen’s dynamics.

31

Dec 2025
Struggling with low market volumes, the Aussie-Dollar pairing hovers around the 0.6700 level again

AUD/USD holds near 0.6700 as diverging RBA and Fed policies shape 2026 rate expectations and outlook.

31

Dec 2025
The Euro weakens beneath 1.1750 as the US Dollar strengthens following December’s Federal Reserve minutes

EUR/USD dipped after Fed minutes signaled more rate cuts, while ECB holds rates steady amid uncertainty.

31

Dec 2025
The Consumer Price Index Growth in South Korea exceeded projections, reaching 0.3% month-on-month

South Korea’s inflation rose 0.3%; crypto growth expected by 2026; major currencies show mixed trends.

31

Dec 2025
In December, South Korea’s annual Consumer Price Index growth aligns with expectations at 2.3%

South Korea’s December CPI rose 2.3% year-over-year, aligning with forecasts and signaling stable inflation.

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