08:39:03
Reserve Bank of Australia meeting minutes: The acceleration of overseas inflation may be helpful to Australia.
08:39:01
Reserve Bank of Australia meeting minutes: Recent data do not support a major change in the economic outlook.
08:38:59
Reserve Bank of Australia meeting minutes: CPI is expected to reach the high point of the target range by the end of 2025, rather than the midpoint.
08:33:50
RBA meeting minutes: Holding bonds to maturity remains appropriate.
08:32:46
RBA meeting minutes: The board will continue to "actively consider" whether to sell bonds before maturity.
08:32:37
Reserve Bank of Australia meeting minutes: Domestic demand still exceeds supply, and inflation is higher than in several other countries.
08:32:36
Reserve Bank of Australia meeting minutes: Consumption growth is quite weak, and many households are facing painful squeezes from financial pressures.
08:32:34
RBA meeting minutes: The Committee considered it appropriate to wait for further data to assess the balance of risks.
08:31:19
RBA meeting minutes: Seeing "encouraging signs" of inflation progress, this needs to continue.
08:31:09
Reserve Bank of Australia meeting minutes: Domestic demand remains higher than consistent with the CPI target.
08:31:01
Reserve Bank of Australia meeting minutes: Considering raising interest rates, there are more solid reasons for the decision to suspend.
08:30:51
RBA meeting minutes: Unemployment rate may rise more than expected.
08:25:22
According to the Ukrainian National News Agency: From January to November 2023, Ukrainian seaports handled 52.8 million tons of cargo, an increase of 15.8% over the same period last year.
08:20:00
The Reserve Bank of Australia will release the minutes of its December monetary policy meeting in ten minutes.
08:19:44
According to Yonhap News Agency: South Korea expressed regret that France excluded Kia electric vehicles from the subsidy list.
08:05:14
Nippon Steel fell as much as 5.1% as it announced it would acquire U.S. Steel (XN) for $14.1 billion.
08:00:38
[Overview of daily global central bank dynamics: Canada has begun to ease its stance on interest rate cuts, and Japan is discussing interest rates today] 1. Governor of the Bank of Mexico: An interest rate cut may be discussed in the first quarter of next year. 2. The Governor of the Bank of Canada has made the clearest statement yet on interest rate cuts: interest rates are expected to begin next year. 3. Japanese Government: Japan’s Economic Revitalization Minister Yoshitaka Shindo will attend today’s Bank of Japan policy meeting. 4. Central Bank of Russia: Household inflation is expected to be 14.2% in December, an increase from 12.2% in November. 5. Broadbent, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England: Wage growth data may need to fall more sustained and clearer before the Monetary Policy Committee can confidently conclude that the situation is on a stable downward trend. 6. ECB Governing Council-Kazmir: The decision to postpone the discussion on interest rate cuts is a strategic choice. The mistake of easing policy too early will be more significant than the risk of keeping tightening policy for too long. Vasle, Governing Council member: The market has overpriced the start time and overall extent of interest rate cuts in 2024. Inflation is expected to rebound in the first half of next year. 7. Argentina’s central bank changed its benchmark interest rate tool to the 1-day repurchase note rate and will stop auctioning liquidity notes (LELIQ). 8. Fed-Mester: Market expectations for interest rate cuts are "slightly ahead" of the Fed. The key to the next stage is how long monetary policy needs to remain tight. Goolsby: The Fed should not act based on market reaction. In the event of external shocks, we are ready to adjust policies. Daley: It may be necessary to cut interest rates three times next year to prevent excessive tightening.
07:58:58
According to CNBC: Tesla will increase the hourly wages of some workers at its Nevada battery plant by 10% or more in January next year.
07:37:15
Japanese Government: Japan’s Economic Revitalization Minister Yoshitaka Shindo will attend today’s Bank of Japan policy meeting.
07:28:45
According to a report by the Korean Central News Agency on December 19, North Korea test-fired the "Hwasong Cannon-18" intercontinental ballistic missile on the 18th.
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