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NAB’s Auld: RBA may need to hike rates by early 2026 as economy nears capacity

  • Auld’s call leans hawkish relative to market expectations, suggesting upside risks for front-end AU yields and a potential floor under the AUD if growth surprises on the upside.
Eamonn Sheridan
27/11/2025 | 03:19 GMT
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Eamonn Sheridan
27/11/2025 | 03:19 GMT
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Central Banks

BoK reveals split vote as three members signal openness to near-term rate cuts

  • The mix of a dissent and three members open to cuts tilts the BoK’s bias mildly dovish, keeping downward pressure on front-end yields while FX stability remains a crucial variable for policy.
Eamonn Sheridan
27/11/2025 | 02:26 GMT
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Eamonn Sheridan
27/11/2025 | 02:26 GMT
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RBNZ’s Hawkesby: Further rate cuts face “high hurdle” as easing cycle ends

  • Hawkesby says further rate cuts would require a major shift in the outlook, effectively marking the end of the easing cycle. He warns too much dovishness risks keeping inflation stuck near 3%, and says current projections support holding the OCR steady through next year.
Eamonn Sheridan
27/11/2025 | 02:21 GMT
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Eamonn Sheridan
27/11/2025 | 02:21 GMT
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Headline gains mask a weaker October as China’s industrial profit recovery loses steam.

  • China’s industrial profits rose 1.9% in January–October but October’s standalone result fell 5.5% y/y, indicating softening momentum after a stronger September period.
Eamonn Sheridan
27/11/2025 | 01:41 GMT
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Eamonn Sheridan
27/11/2025 | 01:41 GMT
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BoJ’s Noguchi: Policy easing to fade only if wage gains sustain inflation momentum

  • Noguchi says the BoJ will only dial back stimulus gradually and only if demand and wages strengthen enough to anchor inflation. He warns some price pressures could reappear due to delayed cost pass-through, notes limited tariff impact so far, and says policy adjustments should track the BoJ’s projected inflation timeline.
Eamonn Sheridan
27/11/2025 | 01:37 GMT
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27/11/2025 | 01:37 GMT
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