Trump says hopes China will quickly x4 it orders for soybeans (quadruple)New Zealand Prime Minister Luxon says US tariff relief is unlikelyBTC/USD is back above US$121KEther on the move: ETH/USD to its highest since December 2021Deutsche Bank sees July US CPI slowing to 0.1% as markets watch core inflation trendMichigan Governor Whitmer tells Trump tariffs are hurting Michigan autosPBOC sets USD/ CNY reference rate for today at 7.1405 (vs. estimate at 7.1845)China seeking to cut lithium production - fears of oversupplyChina July PPI falls 3.6%, CPI flat: Weak demand, housing slump keep deflation fears aliveReserve Bank of Australia expected to cut its cash rate this week by 25bpReport that Nvidia, AMD to pay 15% export tax to US govmnt getting more widely reportedICYMI - On Saturday Fed Governor Bowman called for 3 FOMC rate cuts this yearES and NQ (and others!) are open on Globex, both are upUS equity index futures are about to open - to HUGE news ... not in a good wayJapan is on Mountain Day holiday today - markets are closed. US bond trade impacted.Reports that Nvidia and AMD to pay 15% of China chip sale revenues to US governmentFT reports on Putin Trump meeting, Putin "has no intention of winding down the war"Iran bans nuclear site visits ahead of IAEA talks after strikes, demands new termsUS eyes October deadline to seal trade deals. Canada, Mexico, Switzerland seek terms.Monday open levels, indicative FX prices, 11 August 2025Newsquawk Week Ahead: US CPI, US Retail Sales, China CPI, RBA, Aussie & UK JobsChina July data - China’s consumer price inflation flat y/y, but higher than expected m/mFed Board Governor Bowman calls for September rate cut, and another two by year end
We had a few market-relevant developments over the weekend. US Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman, who dissented from the FOMC’s July decision to hold rates steady, said in a Saturday speech that she favours rate cuts at each of the remaining 2025 meetings — in September, October, and December. She argued that weakness in the US labour market outweighs the risk of renewed inflation.
Elsewhere, news flow was extremely light. In the US, a defence official said the military is preparing for a possible order from President Trump to activate part of the D.C. National Guard for deployment in Washington. Japanese markets were closed for a holiday, dampening liquidity. The US dollar was slightly softer, with major FX pairs trading in narrow ranges.
Asia-Pac stocks:
Australia (S&P/ASX 200) +0.28%
Hong Kong (Hang Seng) +0.26%
Japan (Nikkei 225) ... closed for a holiday
Shanghai Composite +0.5%
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