Japanese S&P Global Services PMI Flash (Feb) 53.8 (Prev. 53.7)
The slight increase in Japan's S&P Global Services PMI to 53.8 from a previous 53.7 suggests a modest improvement in service sector activity, although the change is marginal.
Philippine Central Bank Governor Remolona says we are seeing signs of recovery and that inflation is under control, adds watching consumer confidence closely
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Japanese S&P Global Services PMI Flash (Feb) 53.8 (Prev. 53.7)
RBNZ Governor Breman notes that although central bank remains forward focus, monetary policy will adapt based on new information instead of following a predetermined path
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This could indicate resilience in the economy, which may support expectations for stable growth. However, the overall trend remains to be monitored, as it could influence market sentiment around the yen and commodities.
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