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Jun 2026
China June Manufacturing PMI Beats Forecast, Supporting Tactical Bets on Metals, Aussie Dollar and Hang Seng

China’s June manufacturing PMI rose to 50.3, beating forecasts, boosting metals, AUD, and Hang Seng tactics.

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Jun 2026
China Services PMI Returns to Expansion, Lifting Sentiment for AUD, Copper and Hang Seng Trades

China’s services PMI rose to 50.2, signalling tentative stabilization and modest support for AUD, commodities, equities.

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Jun 2026
EUR/USD slips as ECB hike bets fade and Fed tightening expectations firm ahead of US jobs data

EUR/USD slips as ECB hike expectations fade and Fed turns hawkish; jobs data may strengthen dollar further.

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Jun 2026
UK BRC Shop Price Inflation Misses Forecast, Raising BoE Cut Bets and Pressuring Sterling

UK shop price inflation slowed to 1.2% in June, boosting rate-cut bets, pressuring GBP, lifting gilts, FTSE250.

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Jun 2026
Japan Factory Output Slides in May, Bolstering Yen Weakness Bets and BoJ Dovish Outlook

Japan’s industrial output fell 1.7% in May, signaling slower manufacturing, dovish BoJ, weaker yen, bearish Nikkei.

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Jun 2026
Japan’s May industrial output rise undershoots forecasts, complicating Bank of Japan rate outlook

Japan’s May industrial output rose 0.5%, missing forecasts; dampening BOJ hike bets, pressuring yen, and equities.

30

Jun 2026
Gold slips towards $4,015 as Fed’s higher-for-longer view offsets Middle East risk bid

Gold slips near $4,015 as higher-for-longer Fed bets outweigh geopolitics; traders await ADP, NFP, central-bank support.

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Jun 2026
South Korea Industrial Output Slides 3% in May, Raising Pressure on Won and KOSPI 200

South Korea’s May industrial output fell 3%, deepening contraction, pressuring won and equities; traders consider defensive hedges.

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Jun 2026
South Korea Service Output Rebounds in May, Supporting Won and Raising Rate-Cut Doubts

South Korea’s May service output rose 1.3%, reversing April’s drop, boosting won, equities, and yields.

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Jun 2026
South Korea’s Industrial Output Slides in May, Raising Pressure on KOSPI and the Won

South Korea’s May industrial output fell 0.9%, signaling weaker manufacturing, semiconductor drag, bearish KOSPI, weaker won.

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