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May 2026
Standard Chartered lifts Taiwan 2026 growth view on AI exports; Q1 GDP surges, TAIEX rallies

Standard Chartered lifts Taiwan 2026 growth forecast to 9.5% on surging Q1 GDP, AI-export strength.

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May 2026
Japan’s Katayama Flags Oil-Driven Yen Volatility as G7 Weighs China’s Critical Minerals Curbs

Japan’s finance minister warns oil-driven forex swings and speculation; G7 monitoring volatility, mineral controls, and imbalances.

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May 2026
China’s Weak April Data Points to Targeted Fiscal Support as PBoC Stays Cautious on Easing

China’s April data weakened; TD sees cautious PBOC, targeted fiscal support, infrastructure spending, and possible post-July shift.

19

May 2026
Trump set to swear in Warsh as Fed chair as markets price late-year rate rise

Trump to swear in Kevin Warsh as Fed chair after Senate approval amid rising inflation concerns.

18

May 2026
Australian dollar edges higher as US dollar slips; China data and RBA minutes in focus

Australian Dollar climbs to 0.7160 as softer US dollar offsets weak China data and RBA focus.

18

May 2026
USD/JPY nears 159 ahead of Japan Q1 GDP as BoJ and intervention risks loom

USD/JPY nears 158.90 ahead of Japan Q1 GDP, BOJ cues; overbought RSI caps gains near resistance.

18

May 2026
Standard Chartered Warns Hormuz-Driven Oil Shock Could Hit AI Demand and Semiconductor Supplies

Standard Chartered warns Hormuz closure and energy shock may disrupt semiconductors and curb AI spending, demand.

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May 2026
Goldman keeps $5,400 year-end gold target as prices hover near $4,500 on yield pressures

Goldman holds $5,400 gold target; prices near $4,500 as central bank buying supports late-year outlook.

18

May 2026
Gold steadies above $4,500 as US-Iran talks and rising Treasury yields weigh on prices

Gold steadies above $4,500 after four-day slide as Middle East tensions, U.S.-Iran talks and yields pressure.

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May 2026
Deutsche Bank sees UK unemployment stuck at 4.9% as self-employment surge masks labour weakness

Deutsche Bank forecasts UK labour market weakness, unemployment steady at 4.9%, vacancies easing slightly, redundancies elevated.

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