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Refinitiv calculations show India's June merchandise trade deficit at $30.43 bln, versus $26.63 bln consensus.
2026-07-13
Refinitiv calculations show India's June merchandise trade deficit at $30.43 bln, versus $26.63 bln consensus.
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2026-07-13
Japan's 10-year JGB yield reversed on Monday, rising 3bps to 2.79% after an intraday low of 2.735%, as markets priced potential shifts in the Government Pension Investment Fund's (GPIF) strategy. The 10-year had fallen 17bps on Friday after Japan's f
Japan's 10-year JGB yield reversed on Monday, rising 3bps to 2.79% after an intraday low of 2.735%, as markets priced potential shifts in the Government Pension Investment Fund's (GPIF) strategy. The 10-year had fallen 17bps on Friday after Japan's finance minister Katayama said the government would explore measures to encourage GPIF to boost domestic financial-asset allocations. SMBC Nikko Securities' FX and rates senior strategist Rinto Maruyama said the market overreacted and that Friday's buying reflected traders seeking a rebound after a heavy weekly sell-off. Under current rules GPIF could raise domestic bond allocations by up to ¥12.26 tln; Maruyama estimates that if 70% of that were placed in 10-year JGBs over three years, the 10-year yield could fall as much as 7bps, and if other investors followed the move the impact could reach about 20bps.
2026-07-13
Reports that Apple’s foldable iPhone orders were raised to about 10 mln units—above prior market estimates of 7–8 mln and Counterpoint’s 6–7 mln—appear driven by supplier-level stocking and capacity reservations rather than a firm sales commitment. I
Reports that Apple’s foldable iPhone orders were raised to about 10 mln units—above prior market estimates of 7–8 mln and Counterpoint’s 6–7 mln—appear driven by supplier-level stocking and capacity reservations rather than a firm sales commitment. Industry sources say reported “orders” may mix finished‑device targets, component pre‑buys and capacity held for H2 2026; higher component procurement can reflect hedging for yield, delivery and ramp risks and does not equal end‑market demand. Market implication: the news reinforces a thematic catalyst for the Apple supply chain but, absent corroborating evidence such as panel, hinge allocations or concrete assembly schedules, it should be read as a supply‑side pressure test rather than proof Apple has opened a new hardware growth cycle.
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