- The seasonally adjusted Australian Retail Sales dropped 0.4% MoM in March, compared to the expected increase of 0.2% and the previous growth of 0.3%.
- China’s NBS Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) fell to 50.4 in April, against the 50.8 prior. The reading was better than the expected reading of 50.3. Non-manufacturing PMI declined to 51.2, as expected. The previous reading was 53.0 in March.
- Japan’s Retail Trade increased by 1.2% year-over-year in March, which was lower than the expected increase of 2.5% and the previous increase of 4.7%. The seasonally adjusted Retail Trade (MoM) decreased by 1.2%, against the expected rise of 0.6%.
- Australian shares kicked off Tuesday with little change, as investors paused ahead of the upcoming US Federal Reserve rates decision on Wednesday. Among the 11 sectors, only materials showed gains, while the rest remained relatively unchanged.
- Masato Kanda, Japan's senior currency diplomat, made pointed comments regarding the currency's impact on import prices, emphasizing its significant influence. He highlighted the readiness of authorities to take action around the clock to address currency-related matters, as per a Reuters report.
- BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda provided insights into the central bank's decision to maintain the status quo during the post-policy meeting press conference on Friday. Ueda outlined that the BoJ will adjust the degree of monetary easing if the underlying inflation rate rises. Additionally, He emphasized that easy financial conditions will be maintained for the time being, indicating the BoJ's commitment to supporting economic recovery and stability through accommodative monetary measures.
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