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China's banks held LPR steady in May; More funding is need to prop up the real estate sector
China's banks held LPR steady in May; More funding is need to prop up the real estate sector
In one line: Japan's Q1 GDP shrinks more than expected as domestic demand deteriorates
Despite tick-up in China CPI, demand is still weak; Producers still battle deflation
In one line: China’s FX reserves fell sharply in April, thanks to a stronger dollar and a record rise in US yields
In one line: Korean export recovery continues, thanks to resilient US and Chinese demand
Chinese industrial profits continue to improve in Q1 despite March's slowdown
In one line: Japan's manufacturing PMI improves on higher output and weak JPY
In one line: Japan's manufacturing PMI improves on higher output and weak JPY; services activity expands amid higher cost pressure
In one line: Solid Korean 20-day export growth driven by chips demand
In one line: China's LPR remains unchanged in April; Solid Korean 20-day export growth driven by chips demand
In one line: Japan's inflation cools in March; the BoJ to stand pats next week
In one line: Japan's inflation cools in March; the BoJ to stand pats next week
In one line: Japanese exports grow sturdily in March, lifted by strong Chinese demand and a weak yen.
In one line: The BoK stays put as inflation remains elevated, no surprise to the market.
In one line: Producer price deflation deepens further, thanks to excess capacity
In one line: China forex reserves rose more than expected in March, thanks to stronger trade surplus and bond inflows.
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