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Sep 2025
The U.S. dollar weakened while Japanese stocks and gold reached record highs, with mixed Australian data

Asian markets rose, Nikkei hit record high, gold surged, USD weakened, and Japan preps leadership vote.

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Sep 2025
Gold prices have surged past US$3650 due to lower interest rates and political uncertainty driving demand

Gold prices hit record high above $3650 amid lower Fed rate prospects and growing political instability.

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Sep 2025
The US government is contemplating reducing earnings report frequency for listed companies to biannual submissions

LTSE urges SEC to adopt semi-annual reporting, aiming to reduce burdens and support long-term strategies.

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Sep 2025
Business confidence in Australia dropped to 4, with various measures showing modest improvements across sectors

Business confidence dips while conditions improve; profitability, employment rise; price and labour cost growth slows.

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Sep 2025
The PBOC’s yuan midpoint is set at 7.1008, differing from the 7.1225 estimate

PBOC sets USD/CNY at 7.1008, below forecast, and drains liquidity via reverse repo operations.

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Sep 2025
Discussions between Canada and China emphasised enhancing trade ties across various economic sectors

China and Canada discussed boosting trade and regional collaboration, focusing on agriculture, energy, and federal-provincial cooperation.

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Sep 2025
A sharp decline in lumber prices concerns Wall Street about the housing market and economy health

Wood prices drop 24%, signaling potential weakness in housing demand and broader economic activity concerns.

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Sep 2025
In Australia, consumer confidence fell by 3.1% following prior gains, signalling persistent pessimism

Australia’s consumer sentiment dropped 3.1% in September, indicating growing future concerns despite recent improvements.

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Sep 2025
According to estimates, the PBOC will set the USD/CNY reference rate at 7.1225

The People’s Bank of China sets the yuan’s midpoint daily, guiding its exchange rate within a band.

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Sep 2025
Japanese stocks surged, with the Nikkei reaching 44,000, coinciding with PM Ishiba’s resignation

Nikkei hits record 44,000; PM resigns, raising questions over BOJ policy and yen outlook.

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