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Jul 2025
Chinese PMIs fell short, while BoJ maintained interest rates, raising inflation forecasts as anticipated

Bank of Japan holds rates; China PMI contracts; Australia retail jumps; US announces Asia trade deals.

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Jul 2025
After the Bank of Japan’s decision, the yen strengthened slightly amidst revised inflation expectations

Bank of Japan eyes future rate hikes, contingent on stable inflation, stronger consumption, and wage growth trends.

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Jul 2025
The Bank of Japan maintains a 0.5% short-term rate, anticipating increased inflation in upcoming forecasts

BOJ holds rate at 0.5%; inflation forecasts rise; gradual recovery seen amid trade uncertainties and risks.

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Jul 2025
The yen strengthened in thin trading before the upcoming Bank of Japan announcement and report

The yen strengthens ahead of Bank of Japan’s announcement, impacting USD/JPY amid light trading volumes.

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Jul 2025
New regulations in China require reporting of high-value cash transactions in precious metals and gemstones

China to tighten rules on large precious metal and gemstone cash transactions to boost anti-money laundering.

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Jul 2025
Private sector credit in Australia rose by 0.6% month-on-month, exceeding the 0.5% forecast

Australia’s private sector credit rose 0.6% in June 2025, slightly surpassing economists’ expectations.

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Jul 2025
Retail sales in Australia surpassed expectations for June 2025, reflecting positive consumer spending recovery trends

Australia’s June 2025 retail sales rose 1.2%, exceeding forecasts and signaling stronger consumer spending ahead.

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Jul 2025
In June 2025, Australia’s building permits surged by 11.9%, exceeding expectations of 2% growth

Australia’s June 2025 building permits and retail sales surged, driven by apartments; global tensions influence markets.

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Jul 2025
In Q2, Australia experienced declines in export and import prices, impacting its trade sector negatively

Australia’s Q2 2025 terms of trade weakened as export and import prices declined more than expected.

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Jul 2025
In July 2025, China’s Manufacturing PMI fell to 49.3, continuing a contraction trend with subdued demand

China’s July PMIs show continued contraction, with manufacturing at 49.3 and non-manufacturing barely expanding.

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