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In one line: BoK stays put, leaving canvas blank for incoming Shin amid war-induced growth and inflation risks.
In one line: Japan’s solid wage growth beats expectations, supporting an April’s BoJ hike.
In one line: Hong Kong PMI falls below 50 for first time since August 2025 amid war uncertainty in the Middle East
In one line: China’s RatingDog services PMI cools on payback effect, wither employment softening
In one line: Korea exports surge on higher chip prices and post-LNY boost; the BoK turns cautious
In one line: China CPI: Post LNY decline less pronounced as energy contribution rises
In one line: China ends 41-month of PPI deflation as war-driven energy spike lifts prices
In one line: China’s PPI jumps on energy shock as war-driven reflation accelerates
In one line: China’s CPI surprises to the upside as energy inflation accelerates in April
In one line: China trade surplus rebounds as tech demand outweighs war-driven energy shock
In one line: China’s reverse jump in reserves reflects changes in market risk appetite
In one line: China’s RatingDog services PMI lifted by domestic demand on new product launches and innovation
In one line: Hong Kong PMI weakens as employment and domestic demand deteriorate amid war uncertainty
In one line: Hi-tech and energy-related upstream sectors drive Chinese industrial profit growth higher in Q1
In one line: Japan National CPI firms on core goods and fading energy drag; BoJ likely to delay hike next week.
In one line: Japan manufacturing boosted by precautionary front-loading amid supply shocks while services slow
In one line: Japan exports rebound in March on post-LNY China demand; BoJ hike likely delayed to June after media leak
In one line: Korea exports still strong in early April, led by semiconductors.
In one line: China’s LPR steady in April amid NIM pressure
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