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Estado del mercado sin verificar−0.01% (−0.014) hoy110.517 / 110.541 · spread 0.024Rango 109.950 – 110.712
IA · sistemaReserve Bank of Australia · 1 fuenteImpacto 3mixto
RBA raises rate to 4.85% as inflation return slips to late 2027
The RBA raised its cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.85% in a six-to-three vote. It now expects inflation to reach the top of its 2–3% target range only in late 2027, around three quarters later than previously forecast. Broader price pressures justified further tightening, the Board said, even as the economy slows, housing prices fall and unemployment rises.
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The RBA raised its cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.85% in a six-to-three vote. It now expects inflation to reach the top of its 2–3% target range only in late 2027, around three quarters later than previously forecast. Broader price pressures justified further tightening, the Board said, even as the economy slows, housing prices fall and unemployment rises.
Tesis: The RBA says the higher inflation outlook and continuing upside risks warrant further tightening.
Otra perspectiva: Limitation: Tightening comes as the economy slows, housing prices fall and unemployment rises.
IA · sistemaBank of Japan · 1 fuenteImpacto 3mixto
BOJ sets 1.25% rate guideline and accelerates ETF sales from January
The Bank of Japan voted 8–1 on October 30 to guide the overnight call rate around 1.25%. It also unanimously agreed to increase annual ETF sales from about 330 billion yen to about 860 billion yen on a book value basis, starting in January 2027. Takata Hajime preferred a rate around 1.5%. The Bank said ETF sales may be adjusted or suspended as financial conditions change; J-REIT sales will retain their existing pace.
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The Bank of Japan voted 8–1 on October 30 to guide the overnight call rate around 1.25%. It also unanimously agreed to increase annual ETF sales from about 330 billion yen to about 860 billion yen on a book value basis, starting in January 2027. Takata Hajime preferred a rate around 1.5%. The Bank said ETF sales may be adjusted or suspended as financial conditions change; J-REIT sales will retain their existing pace.
Otra perspectiva: Limitation: ETF sales may be temporarily adjusted or suspended in response to financial market conditions.
IA · sistemaInvestingLive / ForexLive · 1 fuenteImpacto 2mixto
China’s private factories beat forecasts, but price cuts squeeze confidence
China’s RatingDog manufacturing PMI reached 52.0 in October, above the 51.6 Reuters-poll forecast but slightly below September’s 52.1, InvestingLive reports. Output grew at its fastest pace since April, contrasting with the official survey’s contraction. The strength came with discounting: factory-gate and export prices fell, while confidence hit a nine-month low. The surveys cover different firms, so the private-sector result qualifies rather than overturns the broader slowdown.
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China’s RatingDog manufacturing PMI reached 52.0 in October, above the 51.6 Reuters-poll forecast but slightly below September’s 52.1, InvestingLive reports. Output grew at its fastest pace since April, contrasting with the official survey’s contraction. The strength came with discounting: factory-gate and export prices fell, while confidence hit a nine-month low. The surveys cover different firms, so the private-sector result qualifies rather than overturns the broader slowdown.
Más noticias de la agenda 3Impacto 2Japan’s factory growth slows as input costs rise again
Japan’s manufacturing PMI fell to 53.3 in October from 54.1, a seven-month low, InvestingLive reports from S&P Global’s survey. Semiconductor demand kept orders and output growing, but both lost momentum. Input-cost inflation accelerated for the first time in five months, while factory-gate price inflation eased. Strong hiring and faster-growing backlogs complicate the slowdown: factories still face capacity pressure, rather than a broad collapse in demand.
InvestingLive / ForexLive · 1 fuente · 2 nov 00:49 UTC
Abrir la noticiaImpacto 2Australia’s dwelling approvals rebound, while house approvals fall
Australian dwelling approvals rose 5.1% in September to 17,948, reversing August’s 5.2% fall, the ABS reports. The rebound was uneven: private houses fell 5.3%, while private dwellings excluding houses rose 16.6%. Residential approval value also fell 2.8%. The headline recovery therefore masks weaker house approvals and a different mix of projects; these figures measure permits, not completed homes.
Australian Bureau of Statistics · 1 fuente · 2 nov 00:30 UTC
Abrir la noticiaImpacto 1Australia’s annual CPI rises to 4.3% in September
The Australian Bureau of Statistics reports annual CPI inflation of 4.3% in September 2026, up from 4.0% in August. Annual trimmed mean inflation rose to 3.6% from a revised 3.5%; August was revised down because of seasonal factors. Monthly CPI increased 0.8% in original terms and 0.6% after seasonal adjustment. Automotive fuel prices rose 9.4% during September as world oil prices increased. The release reports inflation data without making an interest-rate forecast.