11:34:34
Bank of Thailand Governor: No need to cut rates after Fed eases policy.
11:31:11
The Nikkei 225 index retreated, with the intraday gain narrowing to 1.79%.
10:57:44
The Bank of Japan voted unanimously to pass its interest rate decision (keeping rates unchanged).
10:55:01
Bank of Japan: Exports and output fluctuate sideways.
10:54:44
Bank of Japan: Foreign exchange fluctuations have a greater impact on prices than before.
10:41:50
National Energy Administration: In August, the total electricity consumption of the whole society was 964.9 billion kWh, an increase of 8.9% year-on-year.
10:23:42
Governor of the Bank of Thailand: The central bank must remain independent, and its independence is crucial to price stability.
10:21:11
Governor of the Bank of Thailand: Monetary policy must focus on long-term stability.
10:20:39
The rupiah rose 0.9% to 15,090 per dollar, its highest level since early August 2023.
10:09:26
The Malaysian ringgit rose 0.4% to 4.189 per dollar, its highest level since late March 2022.
09:53:57
Market news: U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Harris will deliver a speech at a campaign rally in Wisconsin at 6:30 p.m. Central Time today.
09:49:35
New Zealand Prime Minister: Regardless of the outcome of the US election, there are many opportunities between the United States and New Zealand.
09:48:57
New Zealand Prime Minister: Limited fiscal space constrains us.
09:00:02
At the opening of the morning session, the main domestic futures contracts rose more than fell. Low sulfur fuel oil and iron ore rose by more than 3%, paraxylene, fuel oil, coke, PTA rose by more than 2%, hot coil, coking coal, rebar, bottle flakes, and glass rose by more than 1%; in terms of decline, soybean oil fell by more than 2%, soybean meal, rapeseed meal, and European container shipping lines fell by more than 1%.
08:32:55
The Nikkei 225 index extended its gains to 2%.
08:25:45
Former US President Trump: The Fed’s interest rate cut is based on political considerations.
08:06:50
Reuters poll: All 45 analysts predicted that the Reserve Bank of Australia will keep the cash rate unchanged at 4.35% on September 24.
08:06:10
Reuters poll: 40 of 44 analysts predicted that the Reserve Bank of Australia will keep interest rates unchanged at 4.35% until the end of 2024; it will be cut by 25 basis points in the first quarter of next year (consistent with the August survey).
07:50:55
Japan bought -87.2 billion yen of foreign stocks in the week ending September 13, with the previous value revised from 496.5 billion yen to 490.9 billion yen.
07:50:54
Foreign investors bought 138.39 billion yen of Japanese bonds in the week ending September 13, with the previous value revised from 45.27 billion yen to 45.12 billion yen.
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