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Japan's headline consumer inflation slows after energy subsidies restart
upper house election poses JGB risks
In one line: Better external sector performance likely to support Q2 GDP due tomorrow.
In one line: China’s FX reserves rebounded in June on currency and bond revaluation gains.
In one line: China’s services momentum cools amid property drag and post-holiday blues; Caixin composite PMI signals softer Q2 GDP.
China's steadyish Q2 real GDP growth boosted by intensifying deflation; nominal growth lowest since Q4 2022
China's worsening producer deflation mainly due to bad weather
Low core consumer inflation reflects weak demand
China's Caixin PMI, Korea's PMI and Japan's Tankan point to manufacturers' measured relief at easing trade tensions
China's Official PMIs point to improving manufacturing and construction activity, but weak jobs market
Tokyo inflation cools thanks to energy subsidies restart
China's industrial profits hit by slower investment income and weak demand
In one line: Japan's manufacturing PMI rebound on stockpiling activity, but domestic demand softens
In one line: Japan's services business activity grow faster in June, but slowing input cost increase bode ill for wage growth
In one line: Korea's 20-day exports rebound in June on front loading ahead of reprieve expiry
In one line: China's commercial banks hold benchmark lending rates steady in June
In one line: BoJ slowed tapering pace for next fiscal year but stood pat on policy rates in June
Korean PMI shows domestic demand tanking, but sentiment is improving thanks to tariff war pause
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