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RBA Must Judge If Rates High Enough to Cool Prices, Bullock Says
U.S. stock futures edge lower after Wall St rallies on softer oil, yields
People's Bank of China Expected to Set USD/CNY Reference Rate at 6.7065
Former U.S. National Security Adviser Criticizes Trump's Claims on Iran and Strait Access
Reserve Bank of Australia Affirms Commitment to Price Stability and Employment
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Yen Weakens as Japanese Inflation Data Falls Short; Australian Dollar Gains on RBA Hike Expectations
Japan's Nikkei Futures Increase 1.0% in Early Trading
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RBA Governor Bullock Highlights Rising Inflation Risks Ahead of Upcoming Meeting
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US FCC approves foreign investment in Paramount Warner merger
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US judge strikes down Education Department’s anti-DEI grant policy
Zenith Minerals' Takeover Offer Continues Amid Regulatory Orders
French premier Lecornu proposes big spending cuts to reduce deficit
China’s ‘Iron Lady’ of Appliances Eyes Europe Winters for Growth
New Zealand Reports Stable Food Price Inflation and Improved Trade Balance for August
JPMorgan Analysts Predict Bitcoin Could Surpass Gold in Support Amid ETF Hedging
Pentagon Considers Reducing U.S. Troop Presence in Europe by 40,000
Toxic Fume Complaints Ground Planes From Airbus Venture
Jana Partners Pushes Contact-Lens Maker Cooper to Replace Its CEO
Thames Water should be temporarily placed under public ownership, MPs warn
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NY Penn Station’s Tracks Bar Reopens After Seven-Year Absence
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Donald Trump to Meet Venezuela's Interim President Delcy Rodriguez Next Week
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U.S. State Department Maintains Restrictions on Iranian UN Officials
Nvidia CEO Predicts Significant Chip Sales Growth for Next Year
Iran's IRGC Navy Stops Togo-Flagged Tanker After Fire Incident
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U.S. Energy Department Authorizes PJM to Manage Backup Generation Amid Blackout Risks
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Brazil's Central Bank to Conduct Dollar Auction with Repurchase Agreement
Disney Seeks Court Intervention to Halt FCC License Reviews
Asian Stocks to Gain on Lower Oil, US Bonds Rally: Markets Wrap
Starbucks settles Florida lawsuit claiming diversity policies were illegal
Trump threats against reporters should prompt court to block FCC action, Disney says
Anthropic says Claude now leads a quarter of work building its next AI models
Bank of Japan set to raise interest rates to 31-year high
Microsoft exec called AI the ‘largest theft of labor’ in history, court records show
Latest Oil Market News and Analysis for Sept. 18
Iran's IRGC Navy Engages Togo-Flagged Oil Tanker Over Alleged Illegal Transit
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China's Private Sector Services PMI Data Set for Release Amid Mixed Economic Signals
On September 3, 2026, the private sector services PMI survey from Rating Dog/S&P is scheduled for release, following a week of mixed economic data from China. Earlier this week, the official NBS Manufacturing PMI for August showed a slight improvement, rising to 49.8 from 49.2 in July, although it remains in contraction territory. The increase was attributed to a rebound in output and new orders, while employment continued to contract. Meanwhile, the NBS Non-Manufacturing PMI held steady at 49.0, impacted by a slowdown in construction due to extreme weather conditions.
In contrast, the private Rating Dog Manufacturing PMI reported a more optimistic outlook, climbing to 51.5 from 50.9, surpassing forecasts and indicating growth in new orders for the fifteenth consecutive month. This divergence highlights the differing experiences of smaller, export-oriented firms compared to larger state-owned enterprises represented in the NBS data.
Analysts are closely watching the upcoming Rating Dog Services PMI release, as it may reflect similar softness seen in the official non-manufacturing data. The services sector is crucial, accounting for a significant portion of China's GDP and household demand. A strong performance in the services PMI could bolster the Australian dollar (AUD), which is sensitive to Chinese economic sentiment, particularly in commodities like iron ore. Conversely, a disappointing result could weigh on the AUD, given the importance of the services sector to the overall economy.
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