11:31:49
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand stated that the monetary policy mission has been revised and the monetary policy mission maintains the inflation target of 1-3%.
11:31:02
At the close of early trading, most major domestic futures contracts fell. Soda ash fell by more than 6%, coking coal fell by more than 5%, SC crude oil and glass fell by more than 4%, low-sulfur fuel oil (LU) and coke fell by more than 3%; in terms of increase, white sugar rose by nearly 1%.
11:28:49
According to Kyodo News: Japanese regulators will meet with the president of Tokyo Electric Power Company on December 20.
11:15:39
The main iron ore contract fell by more than 2.00% during the day and is currently trading at 941.50 yuan/ton. The main coking coal contract fell 4.00% during the day and is currently trading at 1912.50 yuan/ton.
11:06:45
The New Zealand dollar fell 0.50% against the US dollar during the day and is now at 0.6103.
11:02:55
Australian regulator: Household debt poses potential risk to financial system.
10:54:37
The Philippine Minister of Economic Planning: Will consider narrowing the scope of the GDP target for 2024. The 8% GDP growth in 2024 may exceed the expected range.
10:44:35
Philippine Economic Planning Secretary: The Philippines will require traders to import goods in advance before the impact of El Niño.
10:42:33
Philippine Economic Planning Secretary: El Niño will not have a major impact on economic growth prospects, but it may affect food prices.
10:39:36
Bank of Thailand: Short-term and long-term inflation expectations remain stable.
10:33:29
Philippine Economic Planning Secretary: Due to the advent of El Niño, inflation risks still exist, and a meeting will be held on Friday to review the growth target.
10:33:14
Bank of Thailand: Exports are expected to resume early next year.
10:28:00
Philippine Economic Planning Secretary: El Niño and geopolitical tensions are risks that may increase uncertainty and disrupt supply chains, and the Philippines can maintain growth in the medium to long term.
10:18:36
Bank of Thailand: Delayed export recovery remains a downside risk.
10:18:01
Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hiroshi: Downside risks, including overseas economic slowdown and rising prices, need to be closely monitored.
10:10:23
Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hiroshi: I will fulfill the responsibilities assigned to me.
10:09:16
Bank of Thailand: Thailand’s policy committee believes that it is urgent to boost the long-term potential growth of the economy.
10:03:54
Bank of Thailand: Thailand’s Monetary Policy Committee believes that the overall economic recovery remains intact.
09:47:01
Japanese Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Yasumin Nishimura: Japan’s support for chips is faster and bolder than other countries, and we will continue to support Japanese chip company Rapidus.
09:24:13
Fitch: Despite challenges, growth among Asia-Pacific sovereigns will remain strong in 2024 compared with other regional countries.
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