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Asian equity markets began the week mixed as the region digested a targeted RRR reduction by the PBoC and reports the US is planning new restrictions on China US President Trump is said to be planning new restrictions on tech exports to China and Chinese investment with an announcement expected b

<p><strong>Key Events</strong></p> <p><strong>Sunday</strong>: Turkish General Election</p> <p><strong>Monday</strong>: German IFO</p> <p><strong>Tuesday</strong>: N/A</p> <p><strong>Wednesday</strong>: BoE Governor Carney speaks, US Durable Goods, Trade Balance</p> <p><strong>Thursday</strong>: RBNZ Rate Decision, German CPI (Prelim), US GDP (Final), EU Summit</p> <p><strong>Friday</strong>:&nbsp;Japan Labour Market, German Labour Market, UK GDP (Final), EZ CPI, US PCE, Canadian GDP (monthly) &nbsp;</p>

Asian stocks mixed; DJIA closed lower for 8th consecutive trading session WTI and Brent crude higher amid uncertainty ahead of today&rsquo;s OPEC meeting Looking ahead, highlights include Eurozone PMIs, Canadian CPI, and the OPEC meeting ASIA Asia stocks were somewhat mixed with the re

Asian equity markets mixed; China underperforms as trade fears linger FX markets quiet with DXY holding above 95.00; NZD soft as growth slows Looking ahead, highlights include rate decisions from BoE, SNB and Norges Bank ASIA Asia traded mixed although were initially mostly higher foll

SNB is expected to stand pat on policy rate at -0.75%, with little change anticipated to the policy statement The central bank is likely to reiterate its commitment to FX intervention in order to offset any unwanted appreciation of the &ldquo;highly valued&rdquo; CHF EXPECTATIONS The&nbsp

<ul><li>Norges Bank to publish its rate decision and new economic projections at 09:00 BST</li> <li>Rates expected unchanged</li> <li>Growth, inflation profiles may be revised up</li> <li>Central bank expected to stick to its hawkish stance</li> </ul>

Asian shares mostly higher as stocks take a breather following Tuesday&rsquo;s decline FX price action relatively uneventful but USD/JPY reclaims 110.00 Looking ahead, highlights include US existing home sales and a panel discussion with Fed&rsquo;s Powell, ECB&rsquo;s Draghi, BoJ&rsquo;s Kuro

Trump targets USD 200bln in fresh China tariffs; China says to fight back firmly Asia-Pac equity markets were mostly lower amid a further escalation of trade tensions Looking ahead, highlights include speeches from ECB&rsquo;s Draghi, Praet, Lane and Fed&rsquo;s Bullard TRADE TARIFFS U

​​​​Asian shares pressured after China retaliates to US tariffs; HK and China markets closed Oil lower as Russian Energy Minister Novak proposes extension of the OPEC+ deal Looking ahead, highlights include ECB President Draghi speaking at the Sintra Monetary Policy conference ASIA Asi

Key Events&nbsp;Monday: ECB Forum on Central Banking beginsTuesday: RBA MinutesWednesday: BoJ Minutes, Brazil Rate DecisionThursday: BoE Rate Decision, SNB Rate Decision, Norges Bank Rate Decision, Banxico Rate Decision, Eurogroup MeetingFriday: Japan CPI, OPEC Meeting, EZ PMIs, Canadian CPIGlobal&n

Asian equity markets were somewhat mixed as the region digested the fallout from the ECB and Trump&rsquo;s decision to impose tariffs on China UK government presented an amendment that reportedly fell short of rebel demands with the new clause giving Parliament a more limited say Looking ahead

FOMC lifted the Fed Funds Rate to 1.75%-2.00% as expected. FOMC median view sees 4 hikes in 2018. Dropped reference that it expected rates to be below neutral for &lsquo;some time&rsquo;. House of Commons voted to reject House of Lords amendments to the EU Withdrawal Bill which would have require

Asian stocks traded subdued with participants tentative ahead of the looming FOMC decision and amid a resurfacing of trade concerns House of Commons rejected withdrawal bill amendments related to Brexit day, Henry VIII powers and &lsquo;meaningful vote&rsquo; Looking ahead, highlights include

Unanimous expectations look for the ECB to leave its three key rates unchanged Will the ECB unveil their blueprint for winding down their PSPP or will they &lsquo;kick the can down the road&rsquo; to July? Questions likely to be raised on the Bank&rsquo;s view surrounding the latest developmen

Asian equity markets mostly traded with modest gains following a similar performance on Wall St. and with focus fully centred on the historical summit between US President Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un The meeting between the 2 leaders was seen as amicable in which the leaders shook h

US President Trump refused to endorse the G7 communique which he stated was due to false statements made by Canadian PM Trudeau Asian equity markets and the USD subsequently began the week somewhat cautiously Looking ahead, highlights include Norwegian CPI, UK production, Barnier &amp; Davis m

Key Events Monday: Nothing major of note Tuesday: Brexit votes in the House of Commons, UK Labour Market, US CPI, US-North Korea Summit Wednesday: UK CPI, FOMC Rate Decision Thursday: Australian Labour Market, ECB Rate Decision Friday: &nbsp;EZ CPI (Final), BoJ Rate Decision Poli

Asian stocks traded with a subdued tone following a lacklustre performance on Wall St. DXY has languished below the 93.50 level Trump launched a tweet-tirade against EU and Canada ahead of the G7, in which Trump accused EU &amp; Canada of using massive trade tariffs and trade barriers against US

Asian stocks traded higher as the regional bourses took impetus from the gains in their US counterparts USD was weaker with the DXY stuck around the 93.50 level to the benefit throughout the session US President Trump is said to be planning on adopting a confrontational tone at G7 in response

Asian equity markets traded somewhat mixed after a similar performance on Wall St. FX markets were largely influenced by NAFTA trade concerns Sources suggest that ECB sees 14th June meeting as &#39;live&#39; to discuss QE exit UK opposition Labour party are reportedly going to announce a major

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Asian equity markets traded slightly indecisive after the momentum somewhat petered out from Wall St. RBA kept rates unchanged as expected and reiterated its prior statements which continued to suggest a prolonged pause by the central bank UK PM May reportedly abandoned plans to present UK-EU