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China’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) stagnated at 0% YoY in September after accelerating by 0.1% in August. The market expected an increase of 0.2%. Chinese CPI inflation rose to ...
New Zealand's manufacturing sector contracted again in September and remains well below its long-term average, a survey showed on Friday. The Bank of New Zealand-BusinessNZ's ...
The USD/JPY is hanging close to Thursday's highs of 149.83, inches away from retesting the 150.00 major handle, a price level that has drawn interest from the Bank of Japan (BoJ) ...
The yen is nearing a key psychological level of 150 against the dollar after the yield gap with the US widened on hotter-than-expected inflation data. The currency traded just ...
USD well and truly broke the sequence of six consecutive days of losses. The dollar rebounded sharply after the inflation data, having traded around flat before the numbers. A ...
China's Trade Balance for September, in Chinese Yuan terms, came in at CNY558.74 billion versus expectations of CNY510 billion and CNY488 billion previous. Exports dropped 0.6% YoY in September vs. -3.2% seen in August. The country’s imports declined 0.8% YoY in the reported month vs. -1.6% prior. In US Dollar terms, China’s trade surplus shrunk more than expected in September. Trade Balance came in at +77.71B versus +70B expected and +68.36B previous. Exports (YoY): -6.2% vs. -8.3% exp. and -8.8% previous. Imports (YoY): -6.2% vs. -6.0% exp. and -7.3% last. Additional takeaways: China Jan-Sept Yuan-denominated exports +0.6% YoY. China Jan-Sept Yuan-denominated Imports -1.2% YoY. post: China September Global Trade, $ Billion: U.S. Surplus Rises to 33.2 vs 33.1 Japan Turns to Marginal Surplus South Korea Deficit Widens to 2.8 vs -1.5 India Surplus Widens to 9.9 vs 8.4 Russia Deficit Narrows to 1.9 vs 2.2 EU Surplus Widens to 17.6 vs 16.7