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    1 April 2025
    The RBA maintains its cash rate at 4.10%, emphasising ongoing caution regarding inflation and risks

    RBA holds cash rate at 4.10%, maintaining restrictive policy amid stable inflation and economic uncertainty.

    1 April 2025
    The RBA Governor discusses future policies following the interest rate decision during the monetary meeting

    RBA holds rates at 4.1%; Governor Bullock cites inflation risks and calls for cautious approach.

    1 April 2025
    Elon Musk intends to resign from Doge, potentially providing relief to troubled TSLA shareholders

    Elon Musk plans Dogecoin exit in May, amid political tensions and Tesla’s performance concerns from shareholders.

    1 April 2025
    The AUD/JPY currency pair hovers around 93.70, showing minimal movement following the RBA’s rate decision

    AUD/JPY holds steady as RBA maintains rates; trade concerns and BOJ outlook support JPY strength.

    1 April 2025
    The March Manufacturing PMI in China rose to 51.2, reflecting increased production and optimism.

    China’s manufacturing expands for sixth month; optimism rises despite deflation, weak demand, and labor concerns.

    1 April 2025
    A hearing on imported beef safeguards saw participation from several countries and local producers. AUD and NZD briefly dipped before recovering

    China held a beef import hearing; currencies dipped briefly but stabilized. No further updates have emerged.

    1 April 2025
    In March, China’s Caixin Manufacturing PMI increased to 51.2, surpassing the anticipated 51.1

    China’s PMI rises to 51.2, boosting Australian Dollar as exports and employment show strong improvement.

    1 April 2025
    A vote in Congress may challenge Trump’s tariff plans against Canada, with bipartisan support forming

    Republican senators join Democrats to oppose Trump’s Canada tariffs, citing economic disruption and job loss concerns.

    1 April 2025
    In March, the Caixin Manufacturing PMI for China was 51.2, exceeding the forecast of 51.1

    China’s manufacturing expands, gold hits highs, AUD rises, while US recession fears grow over tariffs.

    1 April 2025
    In March, the Japan Jibun Bank Manufacturing PMI registered at 48.4, exceeding the anticipated 48.3

    Japan’s manufacturing PMI improves to 48.4 in March, signaling slight recovery amid persistent economic challenges.

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