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A significant majority of economists foresee an RBNZ rate increase, though opinions diverge on the terminal rate of the tightening cycle.
The Japanese yen's renewed decline against the dollar is drawing attention as officials prepare for the upcoming G20 finance meeting.
The New Zealand Dollar strengthened against the US Dollar, supported by a hawkish stance from the RBNZ, as markets anticipate the Jackson Hole Symposium.
Goldman Sachs shares are holding above a critical support level, indicating a potential upward movement in the near term.
Ethena (ENA) token experienced a significant price increase following the Ethena Foundation's plan to mitigate early investor selling pressure.
Federal Reserve Chair Warsh is anticipated to prioritize long-term institutional strategy over immediate interest rate guidance at Jackson Hole.
China's economic planner accelerates infrastructure projects and encourages private sector participation to bolster growth in the second half.
New Zealand's central bank is expected to raise rates, with market attention shifting to future policy guidance amid inflation concerns.
Gold retreated from recent highs on Friday as market participants anticipated further insights into monetary policy from the Federal Reserve.
US to host G20 finance leaders, focusing on economic growth, reducing trade imbalances, and reinforcing compliance with Iran sanctions.
China's central bank established the daily yuan reference rate against the US dollar and conducted significant liquidity injections.
Goldman Sachs reports Gulf oil exports are increasing but remain significantly lower than levels observed before the recent conflict.
Iran's security chief indicated Tehran is compiling a list of terms for the Strait of Hormuz's reopening, including regional conflict cessation.
British business sentiment improved in August, reaching its highest level since March, while intentions to raise prices softened.
Tokyo's core consumer price index, excluding fresh food, rose by 1.8% year-over-year in August, surpassing analyst predictions.
Tokyo's core-core consumer price index, excluding fresh food and energy, registered 2% year-on-year in August, aligning with the BOJ's inflation target.
Tokyo's headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased to 1.9% year-over-year in August, surpassing July's 1.8% figure.
Tokyo's headline consumer price index for August 2026 registered 1.9% year-on-year, aligning with expectations while unemployment fell.
Venezuela is reportedly contemplating an exit from OPEC, a move that could signal evolving global energy dynamics and future supply shifts.
New Zealand consumer sentiment remained largely stable in August, providing limited new signals for the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's upcoming policy meeting.
Nvidia reportedly paused certain AI Compute Partnership deals, citing internal antitrust concerns and control over customers.
Iran is reportedly compiling a list of demands for fully reopening the Strait of Hormuz, despite a recent shipping corridor agreement with Oman.
Crude oil prices advanced as the U.S. administration signaled no interest in reinstating a prior agreement with Iran, impacting supply expectations.
The South Korean Won is experiencing support from the Bank of Korea's recent rate hike and an upgraded economic outlook, suggesting continued tightening.
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