DBS Group Research economists led by Mo Ji assess recent China data, highlighting strong external trade but subdued domestic demand across consumption, investment and credit. They note resilient exports, soft industrial production and weak Fixed Asset Investment, especially in property. Inflation is picking up via PPI while CPI lags. DBS…
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The USD/JPY pair rises toward the 158.90 region as traders position ahead of Japan’s Q1 GDP release.Japan Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Kihara stated that authorities are watching financial-market developments, including long-term interest rates, with a “very high sense of urgency.” His comments come as Japanese government bond yields remain elevated, increasing speculation that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) could face additional pressure to normalize policy further if inflation and wage trends remain firm.Market participants are…
The Trump administration on Monday unveiled the nation’s first Workforce Pell Grant program, a federal…
Commerzbank’s Dr. Henry Hao notes that China’s post-Q1 recovery lost momentum in April, with industrial…
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Lowe’s wants to inspire a new generation of consumers, Gen Alpha, to become DIY enthusiasts. Enter MrBeast. Loading audio narration… The home improvement retailer said Monday it’s rolling out MrBeast-themed kids workshops in its stores starting May 30. Children will receive MrBeast badges for each workshop they complete. Lowe’s is…
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