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In one line: Japan's slowing headline inflation won't shift BoJ's worries about rising food inflation
Japan's slowing headline inflation won't shift BoJ's worries about rising food inflation
China's LPRs on hold, despite weakening demand data
In one line: lacklustre broad credit growth, excluding government bonds
In one line: China's weakening investment and retail sales data raise worries for H2 demand outlook
In one line: China’s FX reserves dip on stronger dollar and bond loses in July.
In one line: China’s monthly export momentum fades in July; pharma shipments surged while rare-earth exports rebound.
In one line: BoJ stands pat today, nudges up its inflation forecast; Ueda dovish at presser
In one line: NBS non-manufacturing PMI dragged down by construction activity in July.
In one line: China PMI signals weakening manufacturing momentum at the start of H2; policy support likely ahead
In one line: China keeps LPR unchanged, further easing expected in the second half of 2025
In one line: Korea’s early export data remains sturdy on WDA basis amid US trade uncertainty
In one line: Buoyant Caixin services PMI points to pockets of strength, such as tourism
Caixin PMI reports falling export orders
Korean exports hold up thanks to front-loading, but domestic demand sags
Tokyo headline inflation slows, despite rising food inflation
Japan's weak manufacturing PMI should rise after US-Japan trade deal
Services activity rose
In one line: BoK hold rates in July, keeping an eye on trade developments and overheating property market in Seoul.
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