Malaysian S&P Global Manufacturing PMI (May) 49.90 (Prev. 51.60)

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RBA's Harper says stronger than expected domestic demand and reemergence of capacity constraints have widened the output gap again and markets are now anticipating that the bank would have to address this

Japanese Finance Minister Katayama refrains from commenting on FX intervention and current FX levels, while she says volatility in oil markets remain and prepared to take appropriate action

Malaysian S&P Global Manufacturing PMI (May) 49.90 (Prev. 51.60)

PBoC is expected to set USD/CNY mid-point at 6.7720 (prev. 6.8617)

Australia raises minimum wage by 4.75% (prev. 3.5% Y/Y)

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