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Sep 2025
Tariffs controversy leads to market uncertainty, with potential Supreme Court appeal determining future outcomes

Federal court rules Trump’s tariffs illegal; Supreme Court appeal looms, markets uneasy amid legal and economic uncertainty.

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Sep 2025
A U.S. court decision regarding Trump’s tariffs influenced Asian market performance, with mixed reactions evident

U.S. court rules Trump tariffs mostly illegal; Asian markets mixed amid weak China PMIs and global volatility.

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Sep 2025
New Zealand now permits wealthy foreign investors to acquire properties exceeding NZ$5 million, benefiting the economy

Wealthy investor visa holders can now buy or build NZ$5M homes under new relaxed ownership rules.

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Japanese stocks are facing losses, with the Nikkei 225 falling by 2% during morning trades

Japanese stocks fell after US selloff, while Chinese and Hong Kong markets showed greater resilience Monday.

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Sep 2025
A senior official announces Indonesia’s central bank will support the rupiah through currency intervention measures

Bank Indonesia readies currency intervention to stabilise rupiah amid protests and market fluctuations in Jakarta.

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Sep 2025
Tesla has reduced Model 3 pricing in China to maintain competitiveness amid rising competition and demand decline

Tesla cuts Model 3 price in China to boost sales amid slowing EV demand and rising local competition.

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Sep 2025
China’s August manufacturing PMI rose to 50.5, surpassing forecasts, indicating improvement in activity levels

China’s manufacturing PMI rose to 50.5 in August, signaling growth, driven by improved demand and confidence.

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Sep 2025
A Melbourne Institute inflation survey showed declines in both monthly and yearly rates, impacting AUD/USD behaviour

Australian inflation slows, with headline and core rates easing; AUD/USD drops to session low near 0.6537.

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Sep 2025
In Australia, Q2 business inventories rose by 0.1%, with company profits increasing by 2.1%

Australian inventories rose modestly; profits mixed. Building permits fell sharply. China’s manufacturing PMI surpassed expectations. Caution urged.

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Sep 2025
Building permits in Australia for July fell by 8.2% month-on-month against expectations of -4.8%

Australian building permits drop sharply; China’s manufacturing grows; investors eye US data amid global economic shifts.

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