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Japan’s headline consumer inflation slows only thanks to energy subsidies
Flash manufacturing PMI was hit by falling output, despite an improvement in export orders
Japan's headline inflation falls only thanks to energy subsidies
Flash manufacturing PMI weakens
China's LPRs on hold as regulators judge impact of earlier easing
Japan's export growth picks up modestly
The BoJ stays pat and Governor Ueda keeps options open
China's stimulus lifts manufacturing PMI
BoJ stays pat and Governor Ueda keeps options open
Flash manufacturing PMI shows weakening demand across the board
Japan's flash composite PMI emits warning signal
Flash manufacturing PMI reports weakening demand across the board
Services sector activity cools dramatically
Japan's nominal wage growth slows, as bonuses effect fades
Japanese manufacturers' sentiment is steady
Korean underlying export growth remains strong
PBoC's policy support should stoke short-term market sentiment and growth, but won't solve China's structural woes
Japan's flash PMIs show mixed performance
October rate hike seems off the cards
BoJ holds fast, offering rosier view on consumption activity
Consumer inflation rises on the back of food inflation, notably rice shortages
BoJ holds steady as Japan's national inflation rises modestly
China's LPRs unchanged
Japan's wage surge largely propelled by bonuses, but regular pay also making gains
Japan's wages surge appears driven by bonuses
BoJ raises the policy rate ahead of market expectations
BoJ raises the policy rate ahead of market expectations
China's official PMIs point to stagnating manufacturing activity & slump in construction demand
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