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Australia's TD-MI inflation index rose 3.9% year-on-year in June, down from 4.40% previously.

2026-07-06

Australia's TD-MI inflation index rose 3.9% year-on-year in June, down from 4.40% previously.

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2026-07-06

Market movers this week: Fed minutes on Thursday; China June CPI and June FX reserves; SK Hynix ADR tentatively set to list on Nasdaq July 10. Monday: U.S. June ISM non-manufacturing final, S&P Global services PMI final and global supply-chain stress

Market movers this week: Fed minutes on Thursday; China June CPI and June FX reserves; SK Hynix ADR tentatively set to list on Nasdaq July 10. Monday: U.S. June ISM non-manufacturing final, S&P Global services PMI final and global supply-chain stress index; eurozone June PPI and July Sentix confidence; speeches from Fed Governor Waller and ECB executive board members Schnabel and Wunsch. Tuesday: China publishes June foreign-exchange reserves; U.S. ADP payrolls and May trade balance; U.S. Trade Representative holds hearings on proposed extra tariffs covering ~60 economies (potential trade-policy shock). Turkey hosts NATO summit through July 8. Wednesday: EIA monthly short-term energy outlook; weekly U.S. EIA and API crude inventory prints and Cushing stock update; New Zealand rate decision and RBNZ press conference (July 8). Thursday: Fed minutes and ECB minutes; 10-year U.S. Treasury auction (stop-out yield and bid-cover ratio released); China June CPI YoY; FOMC permanent voter and NY Fed President Williams speaks. Friday: China June M2 YoY; Canada June employment report; IEA monthly oil market report; SK Hynix ADR expected to debut on Nasdaq July 10; New Zealand market holiday (exchange closed one day). Weekend/Saturday: U.S. weekly rotary and oil rig count to July 10.
2026-07-06

CHINA urged the US to immediately end its blockade and coercive pressure on Cuba, denouncing illegal unilateral sanctions lacking an international-law basis and calling on Washington to stop infringing Cubans' rights to subsistence and development. T

CHINA urged the US to immediately end its blockade and coercive pressure on Cuba, denouncing illegal unilateral sanctions lacking an international-law basis and calling on Washington to stop infringing Cubans' rights to subsistence and development. The statement followed Cuban President Miguel Díaz‑Canel's request that the UN General Assembly held a special session on July 7 after he warned the US blockade had reached a 'critical level' and constituted a threat of genocide.
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