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Consumer prices in New Zealand were up 3.0 percent on year in the third quarter of 2025, Statistics New Zealand said on Monday – in line with expectations and up from 2.7 percent in the three months prior. Individually, higher prices were recorded for: electricity, up 11.3 percent; actual rentals for housing, up 2.6 percent;
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New Zealand Consumer Price Index (YoY) meets expectations (3%) in 3Q Source link
New Zealand Q3 2025 inflation data is not expected to be too helpful to the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. The Bank is continuing to cut rates on growth fears, but today’s data is expected to show higher y/y inflation. From China we have September ‘economic activity’ the rates of growth are expected to have
Mon: PBoC LPR, CCP 4th Plenum (20th-23rd), Chinese House Prices (Sep), Retail Sales (Sep) & Industrial Output (Sep), German Producer Prices (Sep), US Leading Index (Sep), New Zealand Trade (Sep) Tue: NBH Policy Announcement, CCP 4th Plenum (20th-23rd), UK PSNB (Sep), Canadian CPI (Sep) Wed: CCP 4th Plenum (20th-23rd); UK CPI (Sep), Japanese Trade Balance
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will meet Chinese Vice Premier He Lifent in Malaysia next week to try to make progrses on trade. “We will meet in-person next week to continue our discussions,” Bessent wrote, after saying they had spoken on the phone Friday and engaged in detailed discussions. Trump will also travel next week
Global markets ended the week with an uneasy calm, masking what appears to be growing stress beneath the surface. Wall Street showed resilience — the major indexes finished higher after mid-week volatility sparked by renewed concerns over regional bank stability. Yet in Europe, sentiment was more fragile, as bank-led declines weighed on both the FTSE
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Next week will definitely be a busier one as we did have a bit of a data break this week. Obviously the US Government shutdown has hampered US data releases but there was also a lack of high impact data from around the world. . The week ahead brings a host of high impact data
High risk warning: Foreign exchange trading carries a high level of risk that may not be suitable for all investors. Leverage creates additional risk and loss exposure. Before you decide to trade foreign exchange, carefully consider your investment objectives, experience level, and risk tolerance. You could lose some or all your initial investment; do not
EUR/USD dives 0.17% during the North American session on Friday as the Greenback trims its earlier losses as US President Donald Trump tempered his trade rhetoric on China. The pair trades at around 1.1666 after hitting a daily high of 1.1728. Euro retreats from daily highs as risk appetite improves and Fed remarks stay cautiously
Gold price (XAU/USD) falls 2% after reaching a record high at $4,379 earlier on Friday, tumbles below $4,250, sponsored by US President Donald Trump’s comment that triple-digit tariffs on China are unsustainable. At the time of writing, Bullion prices hover at around the $4,230 – $4,240 range. Bullion tumbles below $4,250 as risk appetite returns
Renewed U.S.–China tensions: Escalating sanctions and trade restrictions spark fears of a new wave of economic confrontation China’s economy under pressure: Weak domestic indicators and limited government stimulus highlight mounting internal challenges Global implications: Rising risk of supply chain disruptions, resource shortages, and deeper geopolitical fragmentation In recent weeks, trade tensions between the United States
In the upcoming week, investors will closely observe the dynamics of the US-China trade dispute, looking for any indications of either escalating or alleviating tensions. The US corporate earnings season is set to progress significantly, with major players like Tesla, Procter & Gamble, General Electric, Coca-Cola, Netflix, IBM, AT&T, Verizon, and Intel releasing their financial
The USDCAD technical picture remains largely unchanged. On Monday, the pair pushed above the 38.2% retracement of the 2025 trading range and also broke above a key swing area between 1.40106 and 1.40268. Since then, the price has held above that zone, keeping buyers in control of the short-term bias. However, upside momentum has been
