EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, we don't have much on the agenda other than a couple of low tier releases like the Eurozone Retail Sales and PPI data t...

Industrial orders +1.9% vs +1.5% m/m expectedPrior -3.8%; revised to -3.2%It's a modest rebound in German manufacturing orders, after the more disappointing Apr...

The report says that the Chinese navy has launched a missile towards an area in the international waters of the South Pacific. Adding that they have conducted t...

Goldman cuts yen forecast to 165, among most bearish on Wall StreetASB backs RBNZ hold in JulyHong Kong pension fund to ease rules on gold ETF investment, sourc...

Australia Melbourne Institute inflation gauge is a privately conducted survey. Its not so much focused on any more now that the Australian Bureau of Statistics ...

The divergence between the world price index, up 1.3% year on year, and the NZD-denominated index, down 0.3% in May on currency strength, highlights how much of...

Anthropic’s plans to buy 1.4GW of Aussie data centre capacity will cost as much as $US15 billion ($21.6 billion) to build,Australian Financial Review cite a ten...

The Stockholm meeting fits a broader pattern of Beijing signalling openness to foreign capital at a time of slowing domestic growth and soft consumer demand, ai...

It's a quiet one the data agenda, these unlikely to move financial markets around too much upon release. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investin...

Cereal and packaged food giant General Mills reported earnings this week and the read from the was unambiguous: the consumer is stressed, staying stressed, and ...

Japan's largest union group Rengo confirms that the final tally of the annual labour talk results showed that Japanese firms have agreed to raise pay by 5.01% o...

Prior 49.3Final Composite PMI 49.3 vs 49.4 prelimPrior 49.7Key findings:Activity falls to greatest extent for nearly three and a half years New orders decrease ...