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TradingView·Nov 2, 202645 signal

Indonesia Import Growth Eases to 6-Month Low

Indonesia's imports rose 18.419% year-on-year to USD 24.23 billion in September 2026, falling short of expectations for a 20.83% surge and slowing from a 19.09% increase in August, marking the softest growth since March.

Economy
TradingView·Nov 2, 202647 signal

Indonesia Trade Surplus Tops Estimates

Indonesia's trade surplus stood at USD 3.36 billion in September 2026, exceeding expectations of USD 1.9 billion but narrowing from USD 4.34 billion in the same month last year.Exports rose 11.87% year-on-year, surpassing forecasts of a 6.45% increase and accelerating from a 6.72% rise in August. M...

Economy
BigGo Finance·Nov 2, 202645 signal

China's Central Bank to Run Overnight Reverse Repos Every Business Day; Injects ¥12.8 Trillion on First Day

China's People's Bank of China injected CNY 541 billion (approximately $81.3 billion) through overnight reverse repos on November 2, at an interest rate of 1.25%. The operation will be conducted every business day starting that day, with the rate formally taking on the role of the main policy rate. On the same day, CNY 1 trillion in overnight repos and CNY 56 billion in 7-day repos matured, resulting in a net withdrawal of CNY 515 billion. The overnight Shibor stood at 1.289%, while DR007 came in at 1.3898%.

Economy
TradingView·Nov 2, 202645 signal

Japan Manufacturing Growth Confirmed at 7-Month Low

The S&P Global Japan Manufacturing PMI was confirmed at 53.3 in October 2026, matching preliminary estimates, but declining from 54.1 in September.It was the softest expansion in the manufacturing sector since March, as firms recorded slower increases in output and new orders, with both growing at...

Economy
investingLive·Nov 2, 202648 signal

Japan factory PMI slips to 53.3, a seven-month low, as cost pressures pick up

The survey keeps Japan’s factory sector in solid expansion while showing price pressure starting to build again, which supports the case for continued policy normalisation by the Bank of Japan. Stronger input inflation linked partly to oil, together with hiring close to its fastest pace in years and rising backlogs, points to a tight goods sector rather than a weakening one. For the yen, the data lean modestly supportive if they reinforce expectations of tighter policy. Semiconductor-related demand remains the key growth driver, so Japanese chip and equipment stocks remain exposed to any shift in the AI investment cycle. Higher energy costs tied to the Middle East war are an upside risk to Japan’s goods inflation.

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Global Times·Nov 2, 202656 signal

China's logistics sees improved performance as industrial upgrades support growth

China's logistics demand maintained steady growth in the first three quarters of the year, supported by industrial upgrading and resilient high-end manufacturing, official data showed Sunday. The total value of national social logistics reached 280 trillion yuan (about 41.7 trillion U.S. dollars) in the January-September period, up 4.9 percent year on year, according to data from the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing.

Economy
investingLive·Nov 1, 202648 signal

China’s factory and services PMI gauges both drop below 50 as fourth quarter starts on a weak note

Because the data came out on a Saturday, Monday’s Asian session is the first chance for markets to price the miss. Softer Chinese factory demand is usually a headwind for industrial metals such as copper and iron ore, and for China-sensitive currencies including the yuan and the Australian dollar. Chinese equities may be partly cushioned by expectations of more policy support. For oil, a weaker demand signal from a key crude buyer would normally weigh on prices, but for now it is likely to be overshadowed by supply risk in the Strait of Hormuz. Price sub-indices that are easing but still elevated also weaken the case for reading the release as disinflationary.

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