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Sep 2025
Lloyd Blankfein cautions about a potential crisis while remaining fully invested in equities and optimistic.

Lloyd Blankfein warns of hidden credit risks, but remains bullish on equities and long-term AI-driven growth.

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Sep 2025
The Chinese commerce ministry expressed dissatisfaction with Mexico’s high tariffs impacting business and investments

China criticizes Mexico’s 50% tariffs on Chinese cars, warning of trade impacts and potential retaliation.

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Sep 2025
According to Morgan Stanley, the pound has lower liquidity, resembling smaller currencies like franc or kiwi

Research shows the British pound is less resilient to large trades, driven more by capital flows.

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Sep 2025
Retail sales in New Zealand rose 0.7% month-on-month, while NZD/USD experienced slight movement

New Zealand’s retail sales rose modestly in August, while NZD/USD remained subdued after previous gains.

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Sep 2025
In August, New Zealand’s Manufacturing PMI fell to 49.9, indicating economic challenges for manufacturers

New Zealand’s manufacturing sector contracts in August as PMI dips, despite growth in new orders and deliveries.

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Sep 2025
Mexico increases tariffs on Chinese cars to 50%, citing U.S. influence and job protection efforts

Mexico to raise tariffs on Chinese cars to 50% to protect jobs and counteract unfair pricing.

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Sep 2025
The US Senate plans to confirm Trump’s Federal Reserve nominee Miran, likely following party lines

The Senate will vote Monday on Miran’s Fed nomination, following recent rule changes easing confirmations.

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Sep 2025
A US proposal for G7 tariffs on China and India regarding Russian oil purchases will be discussed

U.S. proposes high tariffs on China and India over Russian oil purchases in G7 financial discussions.

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Sep 2025
Rabobank predicts AUD/USD will drop to 0.65, then rise to 0.89 in a year

Rabobank expects short-term AUD weakness, with recovery likely as rate differentials shift favoring the Australian dollar.

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Sep 2025
A trillion-dollar plan is considered by Beijing to assist local governments in settling debts.

China plans short-term bank loans to help local governments settle over $1 trillion in overdue payments.

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