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Politburo signals urgency to stabilise domestic demand
Chinese exports resume solid growth to non-US markets
Japanese wages lifted by bonuses
In one line: Japan’s services and manufacturers face worsening inflation dynamics.
In one line: Japan’s inflation and currency backdrop favours policy normalisation, but politics cloud a near-term BoJ hike.
In one line: China’s export reversal led by weaker shipments to non-US markets, notably the EU.
In one line: Semiconductors and South America shipments drive Korea’s WDA export rebound.
In one line: Korea’s resilient November exports powered by robust semiconductor demand
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
Investment stimulus should lift China's manufacturing index from October's trough
Tokyo inflation bump driven by local water subsidy expiry
In one line: BoJ stands pat amid trade uncertainty and wage caution as Takaichi takes helm
In one line: BoJ won’t be shocked by modest rise in inflation; likely to hold rates next week waiting for clarity on the new government’s fiscal easing
In one line: Korea’s headline export surge masks WDA slump; Strong chip demand still underpins outlook.
In one line: Fimer Tankan readings pave way for BoJ policy normalisation in October.
In one line: Japan's wage growth slows again, with bonuses hit by tourism weakness

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