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Sep 2025
The PBOC establishes a USD/CNY rate of 7.1, lower than the predicted 7.1159, impacting liquidity

PBOC sets yuan reference rate at 7.1; conducts reverse repos, resulting in net liquidity drain.

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Sep 2025
According to Bullock, labour market tightness persists despite slight unemployment increases and economic uncertainties

Governor Bullock signals steady rates as RBA monitors data, inflation progress, and global economic uncertainty impacts.

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Sep 2025
Hayashi, a PM hopeful, claims yen weakness and high oil prices have led to inflation

Weak yen and high oil prices fuel inflation; Hayashi proposes economic support without increasing deficit-covering debt.

22

Sep 2025
The People’s Bank of China leaves the 1 and 5 year Loan Prime Rates unchanged currently

PBOC keeps loan prime rates steady; past cuts aimed to support mortgages and economic growth since 2022.

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Sep 2025
Japan’s stock markets remain optimistic about resilience amid the BOJ’s gradual ETF selling plan

Bank of Japan plans gradual ETF sell-off; cautious pace aims to support strong, resilient Japanese markets.

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Sep 2025
The USD/CNY reference rate is projected by Reuters to be set at 7.1159 by the PBOC

The PBOC sets the yuan midpoint daily, allowing 2% fluctuation, maintaining control over currency stability.

22

Sep 2025
Goldman Sachs Asset Management believes the Bank of England will maintain interest rates until February 2026

Goldman Sachs expects no UK rate cuts until 2026 amid persistent inflation and a stabilizing labour market.

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Sep 2025
Ray Dalio cautioned that escalating US debt will weaken currencies, prompting increased interest in gold

Ray Dalio warns rising global debt weakens currencies, boosts gold appeal; advises 10% portfolio gold allocation.

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Sep 2025
UBS anticipates the S&P 500 could hit 7,500 by mid-2026, driven by AI and strong earnings

UBS sees S&P 500 hitting 7,500 by 2026, driven by AI growth, earnings strength, and spending.

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Sep 2025
Analysts predict China’s lending rates to stay the same, reflecting stability amidst the economic situation

China expected to hold lending rates steady amid stable exports, stock gains, and restrained economic stimulus approach.

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