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The Chinese government plans to inject RMB 500 billion into four major state-owned banks to bolster lending and support the economy. This capital infusion, which comes with a premium on share prices, aims to strengthen the banking sector while private demand remains weak. Despite improving economic data, the CNY is expected to stay under pressure due to a low interest rate environment.
March inflation figures for the Tokyo area showed a surprising increase, with the core rate rising from 0.8% to 1.1%, leading to an overall inflation rate of 2.9%. This uptick is primarily driven by food prices, with fresh food inflation at 12.9%. Despite the rise, the core rate is expected to remain below 2%, indicating no significant threat to monetary policy. The JPY saw slight stability against the US Dollar, though upcoming US tariffs may influence future movements.
Australia's inflation rate fell to 2.4% in February, slightly below expectations and the previous month's 2.5%. While the overall trend suggests inflation is stabilizing within the central bank's target range, concerns remain in the services sector, where inflation is still high at 3.6%. The Reserve Bank of Australia may consider a rate cut in light of these mixed signals and easing price pressures in the housing market.
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