HeyJaredEamonn Sheridan
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investingLive Asia-Pacific market news: Yen weakens,Nikkei jumps (opens the original)
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Oil prices were little changed in quiet trade, with no apparent progress on US-Iran talks. Axios reported that US Secretary of State Rubio ordered Iran's United Nations delegation, including Foreign Minister Araghchi, to leave New York after talks stalled. The report described the move as a highly unusual diplomatic rebuke. Qatari mediators were said to be continuing work on a compromise proposal. Gold moved higher from lows around 4,140. In Japan, the Bank of Japan's Summary of Opinions from it
Oil executives expect WTI near $88 by year-end, below current prices, Dallas Fed survey shows (opens the original)
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Executives' average year-end WTI forecast of about $88 sits well below spot near $99, which suggests the industry expects some easing, but the $70 to $126 range shows how uncertain the outlook is. The diesel result is the more notable signal for oil markets: if fuel spreads stay wide for more than a year, refining margins are likely to stay strong and freight and transport costs elevated, even if crude eases. The largest share of respondents also does not expect Persian Gulf crude exports to nor
ICYMI: BOJ opinions and tankan both point to more rate hikes after September's move (opens the original)
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The dollar's rise to about 157.87 yen suggests traders read the opinions as supportive of more hikes but not of an immediate follow-up, so expectations for an October move have been trimmed. Softer U.S. inflation data and the Cabinet Office's call for caution both argue against a rapid pace. Elevated oil prices and firm corporate price expectations in the tankan pull the other way. The BOJ's quarterly growth and inflation forecasts are the next catalyst for that debate. The BOJ's hawks and a str
Australia's August trade surplus shrinks to A$495M as data center equipment imports surge (opens the original)
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A reading about A$1.5 billion below the poll is a clear miss for a surplus that had already been narrowing, and if the import pattern holds it could weigh on the trade contribution to growth. The composition is more informative than the headline: the imports driving the miss are investment-type goods tied to data center build-outs, so the signal is about capital spending demand more than household consumption. Gold's 20% rebound shows how much monthly export swings can distort the balance, which
Australia: RBA says most mortgage holders keep equity even if house prices fall another 20% (opens the original)
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The relaxed read on housing removes one argument against further tightening, which fits the RBA's warning that it is prepared to raise rates again after Tuesday's hike. The more market-relevant message is the central bank's focus on offshore risks, with leveraged investors in bonds and AI equities named as amplifiers of volatility and high asset prices leaving global markets exposed to a disruptive pullback. That makes sentiment toward the AI investment boom a plausible channel through which glo
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