China’s central bank sets the yuan reference rate at 6.7670, from 6.7698 in the prior fixing.
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Donald Trump Jr.’s Bahamas wedding after-party was reportedly financed by a Russian businessman.
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CHINA (AUG) NEW HOME PRICES MOM ACTUAL: -0.17% VS -0.18% PREVIOUS
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CHINA (AUG) USED HOME PRICES MOM ACTUAL: -0.31% VS -0.29% PREVIOUS
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Israeli military chief calls for legal review of “NAZA,” a documentary focused on the Gaza war.
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Calls for restraint are growing among AI leaders, but investors on Wall Street remain bullish on the sector, according to the WSJ.
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Urgent alerts issued for Abha and Jazan by Saudi Arabia’s civil defence, state TV reports.
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North Korea sends its sports minister to Japan as preparations continue for the Asian Games.
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CHINA (AUG) Retail Sales YoY ACTUAL: 0.4% VS 0.6% PREVIOUS;EST 0.8%
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CHINA (AUG) Retail Sales YTD YoY ACTUAL: 1.1% VS 1.2% PREVIOUS
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CHINA (AUG) Industrial Production YoY ACTUAL: 5.2% VS 4.5% PREVIOUS;EST 4.8%
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CHINA (AUG) Industrial Production YTD YoY ACTUAL: 5.3% VS 5.3% PREVIOUS
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CHINA (AUG) Fixed Assets Ex Rural YTD YoY ACTUAL: -7.2% VS -6.7% PREVIOUS;EST -7.1%
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CHINA (AUG) Surveyed Jobless Rate ACTUAL: 5.3% VS 5.2% PREVIOUS;EST 5.2%
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CHINA (AUG) Property Investment YTD YoY ACTUAL: -19.9% VS -19.2% PREVIOUS;EST -20.1%
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CHINA (AUG) Residential Property Sales YTD YoY ACTUAL: -13.1% VS -13.2% PREVIOUS
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USD/JPY advances to 154.790, up 0.3% on the day.
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Delcy Rodríguez set to visit the UN as Venezuela’s acting leader, with senior-level meetings anticipated.
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Japan’s rental housing market gets a boost as demand for home restoration and renovation services expands.
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“Eating homework” takes on a literal meaning in China as students seek a quirky way to cope with exam stress.
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China’s Finance Ministry announces a 130 billion yuan reopening of three-year bonds for September 21.
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