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Aug 2025
Taro Kono from the LDP insists on raising Bank of Japan rates to strengthen the yen

Taro Kono urges higher Bank of Japan rates to strengthen the yen and combat inflation-driven price rises.

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Aug 2025
Two Chinese individuals are charged with illegally exporting Nvidia AI chips to China through California.

Two Chinese nationals allegedly bypassed U.S. export controls, sending advanced AI chips to China illegally.

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Aug 2025
After the kiwi jobs data release, NZD/USD and AUD/USD returned to session highs

New Zealand’s unemployment dips to 5.2%, boosting kiwi; rate cut expected, further easing possible.

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Aug 2025
AMD’s Q2 results exceeded revenue expectations but data centre performance disappointed, impacting share prices negatively

AMD beat revenue estimates but missed in data centre growth; AI chip sales to China remain uncertain.

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Aug 2025
The Kansas City Fed hosts a longstanding symposium at Jackson Hole, uniting various economic stakeholders

Federal Reserve’s Jackson Hole symposium to explore labor market shifts, demographics, productivity, and macroeconomic policy.

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Aug 2025
The PBOC set the USD/CNY midpoint at 7.1409, lower than predictions, amid liquidity measures

PBOC sets USD/CNY midpoint lower, injects liquidity amid net drain, supporting managed floating exchange system.

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Aug 2025
Ethereum futures are bearish below $3,615, with current trading at $3,588, indicating downward pressure

Ethereum remains bearish below $3,615; short targets include $3,540, while long trades activate above $3,655.

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Aug 2025
Labour market conditions in New Zealand suggest a likely interest rate cut by the RBNZ

New Zealand’s labour market cools, supporting expectations for RBNZ rate cut as unemployment and participation drop.

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Aug 2025
Deutsche Bank predicts a BoE rate cut, while suggesting the ECB may have concluded easing

Deutsche Bank forecasts BoE rate cut amid cooling inflation, while ECB holds rates steady amid hawkish signals.

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Aug 2025
HSBC anticipates continued Japanese yen weakness due to U.S. policy risks and domestic political instability

HSBC expects yen weakness due to U.S. rate risks, Japan’s political uncertainty, and BOJ’s caution.

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