09:02:11
RBNZ: In order to restore CPI to target levels, the official cash rate (OCR) needs to remain restrictive.
09:01:45
Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Spending growth is expected to decline further.
09:01:33
RBNZ: Recent risk activity, CPI has not slowed as much as needed.
09:00:56
Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Interest rates constrain economic activity.
09:00:42
Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Demand growth in the economy continues to slow.
09:00:11
[The Federal Reserve Bank of New Zealand continues to suspend interest rate increases] The Federal Reserve Bank of New Zealand kept interest rates unchanged at 5.50%, in line with market expectations. This is the third consecutive time the bank has suspended interest rate increases.
08:52:56
According to the Russian Kommersant newspaper: Russia may allow some diesel exports within a few days.
08:50:00
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand will announce its interest rate decision in ten minutes.
08:41:48
Sunny Optical Technology spent HK$260,200 to repurchase 4,900 shares on October 3.
08:06:46
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.9% and is set to enter a correction phase.
08:06:20
"New Bond King" Gundlach: If the unemployment rate rises, a recession warning will be issued.
08:03:23
Bank of Korea: Will take market stabilization measures if necessary.
08:02:21
U.S. Trade Representative Dai Qi will meet with Japan’s Foreign Minister on October 4.
08:02:14
Bank of Korea: Will closely monitor markets and capital flows.
08:01:28
The Nikkei 225 index opened down 1.6% and is now at 30,691 points, falling below 31,000 points for the first time since June 1.
07:44:04
Former US House Speaker McCarthy: Will "consider" remaining in Congress.
07:34:05
Former U.S. House Speaker McCarthy: Will not run for re-election as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
07:33:20
Former U.S. House Speaker McCarthy: I have decided to resign as speaker.
07:32:56
Former U.S. House Speaker McCarthy: I don’t regret negotiating (with the Democrats). The government is designed to seek compromise.
07:21:21
According to Nikkei: South Korea has lifted restrictions on the issuance of bonds by commercial banks.