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Japanese manufacturers' sentiment is steady
Korean underlying export growth remains strong
Politburo confirms top-level priority on achieving growth target, but only hints at further fiscal support
MLF rate cut in line with expectations after the PBoC's monetary easing plan yesterday
MLF rate cut in line with expectations after the PBoC's monetary easing plan yesterday
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
14 day reverse repo rate cut isn't additional stimulus, but completion of July's rate cuts
October rate hike seems off the cards
PBoC official hints that RRR cut will be the next move
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
Domestic demand fades in August, with fiscal policy slow to gain traction
Government bond surge props up broad credit growth
In one line: China's exports buoyed by strong BRICS and EU demand
In one line: China's exports buoyed by strong BRICS and EU demand
In one line: China’s foreign reserves climb in August amid weakening dollar and falling treasury yields
The upcoming seasonal rebound in construction activity won’t decisively turn around falling producer prices
China's slowing core consumer inflation indicates weak demand
Producer deflation steepens as construction activity splutters
Japan's wage surge largely propelled by bonuses, but regular pay also making gains
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