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May 2026
Japan GDP Deflator Rises 3.4% in Q1, Fuelling Bets on Earlier Bank of Japan Tightening

Japan’s GDP deflator rose 3.4% year on year in Q1, beating expectations of 3.1% by 0.3.

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May 2026
USD/JPY retreats towards 159 as intervention risk and rate gap keep volatility elevated

USD/JPY slipped near 158.80 as intervention gains faded; oil-driven inflation and data focus keep volatility.

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May 2026
New Zealand card sales slow as markets price RBNZ cuts, NZ dollar edges towards 0.6000 support

New Zealand electronic card retail sales increased 2% year-on-year in April, slowing from 2.7% previously.

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May 2026
New Zealand Q1 producer prices surprise to the upside, reinforcing RBNZ hawkishness and NZD appeal

New Zealand’s Q1 output PPI rose 0.8% quarter-on-quarter, beating forecasts of 0.5%, data showed today.

19

May 2026
New Zealand card retail sales slump renews rate-cut bets, weighs on kiwi and lifts bond prospects

New Zealand card retail sales dropped 1.3% in April, reversing March’s 0.7% rise, down 2 points.

19

May 2026
New Zealand PPI Input Jumps 1.4%, Undermining Rate-Cut Bets and Lifting NZD Outlook

New Zealand’s 1Q Producer Price Index inputs rose 1.4%, beating 0.8% forecasts, signalling higher producer costs.

19

May 2026
AUD/USD rebounds as crowded long positioning puts focus on RBA minutes and Australia jobs data

AUD/USD rebounded from 0.7120 amid softer dollar; traders watch RBA minutes, jobs data, key levels.

19

May 2026
Euro firms as dollar slips; Iran headlines, ECB hike bets and Fed chair handover in focus

Euro gains as dollar weakens; Iran headlines steady markets; Fed hike odds rise; ECB hike expected; EUR/USD tests resistance.

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May 2026
Sterling climbs as Burnham backs Reeves’ fiscal rules amid pressure on Starmer and BOE uncertainty

British Pound extended gains as pressure mounted on Starmer; Burnham backed fiscal rules, pushing GBP/USD higher.

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May 2026
China trade surge masks weak domestic demand as exports jump and rate cuts remain unlikely

China’s April trade surged as exports rose, but weak domestic demand and investment weighed on growth.

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