Tokyo core CPI ex food/energy fell to 1.6%, easing BOJ hike odds, weakening yen, boosting Nikkei tailwinds.
Japan’s April unemployment fell to 2.5%, beating forecasts, boosting BOJ hike odds and supporting yen rally.
Tokyo core CPI rose 1.3% in May, below forecasts, bolstering BoJ dovishness, yen weakness, exporter stocks.
Tokyo CPI rose 1.4% in May, easing; inflation cooling supports dovish BoJ, weaker yen, bullish equities.
Japan’s jobs-to-applicants ratio held at 1.18 in April, signaling steady labor demand and rising BOJ hike odds.
Gold rebounds near $4,500 as ceasefire talk eases risk premium; sticky PCE inflation and central buying support.
South Korea’s April industrial output growth slowed to 1.5%, signaling weaker demand, pressuring won and equities.
South Korea’s services output fell 1% in April, flagging weaker consumption, rate-cut odds, volatile markets.
AUD/USD rebounds to 0.7150 as strong Australian capex offsets weak spending; US PCE steady, key events loom.
New Zealand consumer confidence rebounded in May, challenging rate-cut bets and supporting equities and the kiwi dollar.
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