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Jul 2025
CPI data influenced the Australian dollar’s decline, confirming expectations for an RBA rate cut

Australia’s Q2 2025 inflation slows, prompting speculation of a possible RBA rate cut in August.

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Jul 2025
Consumer prices in Australia rose slower than anticipated, indicating a likely cash rate cut by RBA

Australia’s inflation slows to four-year low; rate cut expected as RBA meets on August 11–12.

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Jul 2025
The PBOC’s central USD/CNY rate is set at 7.1441, with a yuan injection of 309bn

PBOC sets yuan reference below estimates, injects 158.5 billion yuan via reverse repos to support liquidity.

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Jul 2025
The US dollar is declining further against major currencies, while awaiting Australian inflation figures

The US dollar weakens in Asian trade; markets eye upcoming Australian inflation data for direction.

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Jul 2025
Confidence in New Zealand businesses rose to 47.8%, while activity decreased to 40.6%

Business confidence in New Zealand rose, yet overall business activity dipped slightly amid sector-specific performance variations.

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Jul 2025
Business confidence in New Zealand rose to 47.8%, while activity declined slightly to 40.6%

New Zealand’s business confidence rose in July, but business activity and some sectors like retail declined.

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Jul 2025
Reuters anticipates a USD/CNY reference rate of 7.1742 from the People’s Bank of China

The PBOC sets the yuan’s daily midpoint, allowing controlled fluctuations within a ±2% trading band.

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Jul 2025
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has decided to retain its current monetary policy settings without changes

MAS maintains current monetary policy; anticipates low inflation and zero output gap amid global economic uncertainties.

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Jul 2025
The Chinese finance minister indicates increased fiscal measures to support consumption amid economic uncertainty

China to boost domestic consumption with active fiscal policies amid economic uncertainty and property market challenges.

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Jul 2025
Lowering tariffs on U.S. exports might inadvertently favour other nations more than the U.S.

Tariff cuts for U.S. exports may unintentionally benefit emerging markets due to global trade rules’ structure.

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