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RatingDog China manufacturing PMI 52.1 tops forecast, services 51.6 also beats

Stronger readings from both surveys, ahead of a week-long Chinese holiday, give China-sensitive assets a supportive last data point before mainland markets close. The rise in manufacturers' input costs, driven by metals and oil, is the detail most relevant to commodity markets, since it suggests firms are absorbing higher energy and raw material prices rather than cutting purchases. Services…

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Australia August CPI 4.0% as fuel jumps, trimmed mean below forecast at 0.2% m/m

The Australian dollar was lower after the data, as the softer-than-expected monthly trimmed mean reading was seen as the more encouraging signal for inflation. The market is pricing only around a 25% chance of a November hike, well below Westpac's stated base case that the RBA follows up next month, which suggests the market does not see another move as urgent. The risk for the currency is that…

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China private survey manufacturing PMI (September) 52.1 (vs. expected 51.6, prior 51.5)

I'll have details and implications posted separately. S&P Global / RatingDog PMIs, September: Manufacturing 52.1 expected 51.6, prior 51.5 Services 51.6 expected 51.1, prior 51.4 Background: China PMIs preview: official manufacturing seen back above 50 before holiday This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

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China official manufacturing PMI (September): 50.1 (expected 50.1, prior 49.8)

I'll have details and implications posted separately. National Bureau of Statistics PMIs (September): Manufacturing 50.1 expected 50.1, prior 49.8 Non-Manufacturing 50.2 expected 49.3, prior 49.00 Composite 50.7 prior 49.5 Background: China PMIs preview: official manufacturing seen back above 50 before holiday This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

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Australian August Headline CPI 4% (vs. expected 4%, prior 3.5%)

I'll have details and implications posted separately. ADDED, here it is: Australian dollar marked lower on the data Consumer Price Index (YoY) (Aug) 4% surging fuel prices impact expected 4.0%, prior 3.5% Consumer Price Index (MoM) (Aug) 0.4% expected 0.4%, prior 1.0% Trimmed Mean CPI (YoY) (Aug) 3.6% expected 3.6%, prior 3.6% Trimmed Mean CPI (MoM) (Aug) 0.2% expected 0.3%, prior 0.5% ---…

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