Asia Economic Calendar Light for August 4, 2026
Asian markets anticipate a quiet economic calendar on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, with only lower-tier data releases scheduled.
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Asian markets anticipate a quiet economic calendar on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, with only lower-tier data releases scheduled.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) saw a modest rebound on Monday, supported by better-than-expected manufacturing data and ongoing geopolitical unce
The EURUSD pair experienced a reversal after failing to sustain early gains, now challenging a critical support zone around 1.1500.
Former President Trump recently commented on social media, describing Iran's leadership as exceptionally duplicitous.
The USD/CHF pair has advanced, testing significant technical resistance after a rebound from a key retracement level.
The Singapore Dollar's recent gains against the US Dollar may face resistance, with analysts noting a potential cap on further appreciation.
The Euro saw restricted upward movement against the US Dollar on Monday, as market participants awaited clarity on diplomatic developments a
US construction spending declined by 0.1% in June, falling short of expectations and revising down the prior month's figure.
US manufacturing activity grew at its fastest pace in over four years in July, with the ISM Manufacturing PMI surpassing forecasts.
Deutsche Bank strategists highlight ongoing inflation concerns and potential for further rate hikes from the Federal Reserve, with labor dat
Federal Reserve official John Williams stated the Fed's current policy is well-aligned to reach its 2% inflation target, while acknowledging
Global market sentiment shows signs of improvement this week, influenced by significant economic releases and central bank commentary.
Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson stated there are no plans for direct talks with the US in the near term, despite recent US claims.
The Japanese Yen extended its upward trend against the US Dollar early this week, reflecting evolving market sentiment.
Euro area manufacturing output reached a 52-month high in July, driven by Germany, despite persistent weak demand and supply chain issues.
German retail sales experienced an unexpected contraction in June, falling by 0.2% year-on-year, a significant drop from the prior month's g
Russia's manufacturing PMI edged up in July, indicating a slight but continued expansion in the sector, according to S&P Global.
The Indonesian Rupiah maintains its recent appreciation against the US Dollar following encouraging manufacturing sector expansion.
The USD/JPY currency pair has fallen, with market participants reacting to reports of potential joint intervention efforts.
Asian stock markets saw declines, with Japan's Nikkei pressured by a stronger yen and South Korea's KOSPI falling due to chip sector concern
The Australian Dollar maintained strength against the US Dollar early Monday, trading around 0.7030 following the release of Chinese manufac
The New Zealand Dollar maintains its value against the US Dollar, shrugging off recent weaker manufacturing data from China.
A private survey indicated a slowdown in China's manufacturing sector for July, missing analyst expectations and falling from June's figures
China's central bank established the daily yuan reference rate at 6.7898 against the US Dollar, allowing for a 2% fluctuation band.