China says Australian beef imports hit 100% of quota on June 18th

One of those headlines that''' trigger a wobble down, will soon pass. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

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One of those headlines that''' trigger a wobble down, will soon pass. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

Anyway, probably will give AUD a wobble lower. investingLive Exclusive 12m ago Intel jumps 10% on Trump's Intel-Apple chip deal news. iPhone prices may rise.
WSJ 44m ago Japan May inflation data: Headline 1.5% y/y (expected 1.5%) Core 1.4% (expected 1.4%).

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BoJ Deputy Governor Himino said the bank expects to keep raising rates, flagged risk of underlying inflation deviating from target, and warned FX moves now have a larger inflation impact than historically. investingLive Exclusive 12m ago China says Australian beef imports hit 100% of quota on June 18th What they gonna eat, nothing burgers? Anyway, probably will give AUD a wobble lower. investingLive Exclusive 12m ago Intel jumps 10% on Trump's Intel-Apple chip deal news. iPhone prices may rise. WSJ 44m ago Japan May inflation data: Headline 1.5% y/y (expected 1.5%) Core 1.4% (expected 1.4%). This marks the fifth month in a row that both headline and core inflation have been below the BOJ's 2% target. investingLive Exclusive 47m ago UK GfK consumer confidence held at -23 in June, matching May and beating the Reuters poll forecast of -24, but sub-indices revealed deteriorating sentiment among younger consumers and on personal finances. investingLive Exclusive 1h ago New Zealand May 2026 trade data, exports and imports both up from April. Trade surplus for the month. investingLive Exclusive 1h ago USD/JPY reversed sharply from 161.80 in the US afternoon session on Thursday in a single sharp move with no confirmed catalyst, leaving traders divided between technical, intervention and flow-based explanations. investingLive Exclusive 1h ago

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