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In one line: China's LPRs unchanged for seventh straight month amid lower tariff risks
China's LPRs unchanged for seventh straight month amid lower trade risks
In one line: Reviving manufacturing activity but mounting cost pressures
Japan's flash PMIs find reviving manufacturing activity but mounting cost pressures
China's November activity data show goods consumption softening and fixed asset investment worsening
In one line: still looking for signs of private sector credit demand
In one line:signalling confidence, no major course shift
Politburo signals urgency to stabilise domestic demand
Chinese exports resume solid growth to non-US markets
Japanese wages lifted by bonuses
In one line: RatingDog PMI stung by waning domestic demand, despite buoyant overseas orders
RatingDog PMI stung by waning domestic demand, despite buoyant overseas orders
Korean manufacturing index treading water
Tokyo inflation slows slightly, with hints of steady wage inflation going into 2026
In one line: exports hold up ahead of row with China
Weak net exports of goods and tourism hit growth
Private consumption was sluggish
Business non-residential investment was resilient
Full-time regular pay growth slowed a tad
Real wages extended their decline in September
Efficiency gains help profits but hurt labour demand
In one line: Investment stimulus should lift China's manufacturing index from October's trough
Investment stimulus should lift China's manufacturing index from October's trough
Tokyo inflation bump driven by local water subsidy expiry
In one line: Fading demand weighs on flash PMI manufacturing activity
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