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Australia's PPI rose 1.1% quarter-on-quarter in the third quarter, compared with 1.30% in the previous quarter.
2026-10-30
Australia's PPI rose 1.1% quarter-on-quarter in the third quarter, compared with 1.30% in the previous quarter.
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Intel (INTC.O) CFO: The pressure on the potential market size (TAM) of personal computers (PCs) intensified further at the end of the third quarter due to memory shortages.
Intel (INTC.O) CFO: The pressure on the potential market size (TAM) of personal computers (PCs) intensified further at the end of the third quarter due to memory shortages.
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Since October, foreign banks operating in China including HSBC, Standard Chartered, DBS and Yongfeng Bank have been rolling out RMB large-denomination time deposits. Yongfeng is offering a 3-year annualized yield of 1.92%, roughly 40bps above state-o
Since October, foreign banks operating in China including HSBC, Standard Chartered, DBS and Yongfeng Bank have been rolling out RMB large-denomination time deposits. Yongfeng is offering a 3-year annualized yield of 1.92%, roughly 40bps above state-owned big banks' 3-year products; Bank of East Asia has issued multiple 3-year offers at 1.90% this year. Standard Chartered and HSBC are concentrating on short-dated tenors of one year or less. Rong360 analyst Ai Yawen says the push is primarily to stock RMB for cross-border business and shore up retail funding gaps, but higher rates to attract deposits will squeeze margins and are unlikely to be sustained long term.
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