Japanese PM Takaichi mulls retaining all cabinet ministers, according to Kyodo
The indication that Japan's PM Takaichi is considering retaining all cabinet ministers suggests stability in the current administration, which may influence investor sentiment positively.
The PBoC will continue implementing appropriately loose monetary policy
Taiwanese trade negotiators have departed for the US to hold final discussions on trade deal
Japanese PM Takaichi mulls retaining all cabinet ministers, according to Kyodo
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This could lead to a more predictable policy environment for commodities, particularly in metals, as any signs of political continuity may bolster confidence in fiscal measures to support economic growth. However, market reactions could vary depending on broader geopolitical contexts.
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