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25 February 2025
Huw Pill is set to speak, while Dhingra emphasised cautious rate cuts impacting the economy.

Swati Dhingra backs gradual rate cuts, while market expectations remain cautious despite inflation concerns and fiscal challenges.

25 February 2025
Tesla unveiled urban Autopilot updates for Chinese customers, enabling advanced driving maneuvers and lane changes.

Tesla’s update enhances Autopilot for urban roads, enabling turns, U-turns, lane changes, and traffic light recognition.

25 February 2025
Huw Pill, Chief Economist at the Bank of England, delivered closing remarks at a research conference.

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill will deliver closing remarks at the central bank’s annual research conference.

25 February 2025
An advisor from the People’s Bank of China predicted a moderate decline in the CPI for February.

China’s CPI may decline in February; property market adjustments and tariffs pressure demand; PBOC injects liquidity.

25 February 2025
The Trump administration is intensifying semiconductor restrictions on China, seeking cooperation from Japan and the Netherlands.

The US seeks tighter semiconductor export controls, urging Japan and Netherlands’ alignment while targeting Nvidia, SMIC, and SCMT.

25 February 2025
Ahead of mid-tier data, major currency pairs show volatility without a clear movement direction.

Major currency pairs saw limited movement as markets awaited economic data, with gold briefly surpassing $2,955.

25 February 2025
Isabel Schnabel, an ECB board member, will address the Bank of England’s Annual Research Conference.

Isabel Schnabel will speak at the Bank of England conference on central bank balance sheets and safe assets.

25 February 2025
In the fourth quarter, Germany’s GDP declined by 0.2%, aligning with predictions.

Germany’s Q4 GDP declined 0.2%, meeting forecasts, highlighting economic challenges and potential future interventions.

25 February 2025
The Bank of Korea identifies various uncertainties impacting Korea’s economic outlook, including U.S. tariff policies.

The Bank of Korea will assess rate cuts, monitor growth uncertainties, and observe inflation, debt, and policy impacts.

25 February 2025
Goldman Sachs anticipates copper prices rising to $10,500-$11,500 per tonne by early 2026.

Goldman Sachs predicts copper prices will rise to $10,500-$11,500 per ton, citing supply deficits through 2026.

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