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    14 April 2025
    China’s central bank anticipates rate reductions due to intensified trade tensions affecting economic stability

    China may cut interest rates and reserve requirements to counter trade tensions and support economic stability.

    14 April 2025
    The central rate for USD/CNY was established at 7.2110, higher than the previous rate

    PBOC sets new USD/CNY rate, guiding policy with tools to stabilize economy and support private banks.

    14 April 2025
    Goldman Sachs has cut oil price predictions due to expected supply surpluses and limited demand growth

    Goldman Sachs cuts oil forecasts amid oversupply and weak demand, expecting further price drops through 2026.

    14 April 2025
    The potential disruption of the global economic order due to US tariffs was highlighted by Japan’s PM Ishiba

    Japanese officials caution U.S. tariffs, emphasize stable currency markets; Yen strengthens, pushing USD/JPY lower.

    14 April 2025
    The PBOC plans to set the USD/CNY rate around 7.3251, according to Reuters projections

    PBOC sets daily yuan midpoint, allowing 2% fluctuation; may intervene to maintain currency stability.

    14 April 2025
    After two days of increases, the EUR/USD pair trades lower at approximately 1.1360 during Asia

    EUR/USD tumbles amid US-China trade tensions, weak sentiment, rising inflation expectations, and mixed US economic data.

    14 April 2025
    Prime Minister Ishiba expresses concerns over US talks and emphasises Japan-US economic cooperation’s importance

    Prime Minister Ishiba rejects further US compromises, stresses ASEAN’s role, warns tariffs may harm global economy.

    14 April 2025
    Trading close to 1.3100, GBP/USD maintains strength as dollar weakness benefits the bulls

    GBP/USD rises near 1.3100 as weak US data fuels Fed rate cut expectations, boosting the Pound.

    14 April 2025
    The Monetary Authority of Singapore slightly adjusts its monetary policy amid downgraded GDP growth expectations

    MAS eases monetary policy again as growth forecasts are cut and inflation risks remain subdued.

    14 April 2025
    The actual quarterly Singapore GDP fell to -0.8%, underperforming the predicted -0.4%

    Singapore’s GDP shrank by 0.8%, missing expectations, amid global trade tensions and ongoing market uncertainty.

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