US growth is revised lower in Q1 and its trade deficit widens in May. All eyes are on May PCE inflation for rate cut clues. Australian job vacancies bounce. Singapore looks set to avoid a technical recession off the back of a manufacturing boost.

In our deep dive interview, ANZ Pacific Economist Kishti Sen analyses how Papua New Guinea and other Pacific economies are faring amid global trade turmoil.

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US markets are flat as weaker new home sales indicate falling demand. FOMC members debate patience vs a July rate cut. Australia’s May inflation is weaker than expected. Japan’s services inflation pressure builds. New Zealand exports jump.

In our deep dive interview, ANZ Economist Krystal Tan reviews how the latest domestic political uncertainty in Thailand, and a process to find a new central bank Governor, could impact the Bank of Thailand’s policy path.

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Oil is down another 5% and US stocks are up over 1% on hopes a Middle East ceasefire will hold. US consumer confidence drops. US Fed chair Powell reiterates patience on rates. Australia’s consumers get a boost from year-end sales.

In our deep dive interview, ANZ Group Chief Economist Richard Yetsenga explains why his latest Research Quarterly note on the world economy has the tagline ‘shaken, but not a shambles’.

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Oil falls below US$70 a barrel and stocks rise as traders assess Iran’s retaliatory attack on a US base in Qatar for signs of de-escalation. US PMI data shows ongoing expansion in June. Another Fed Governor backs a July rate cut. Singapore’s inflation falls again.

In our deep dive interview, ANZ Head of Asia Research Khoon Goh looks at how Singapore’s economy has come through tariff-related uncertainty, and how well-placed it is to handle higher oil prices amid a worsening Middle East conflict.

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Market volatility and a rise in the oil price are expected after the US strikes Iran. The USD could rise with oil. US business sentiment paints a negative growth picture as one Fed Governor breaks ranks by saying a July rate cut is possible.

In our deep dive interview, ANZ Group Chief Economist Richard Yetsenga assesses how long the US Fed will hold off lowering rates as it waits to see the impact tariffs have on inflation.

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The Bank of England holds rates; Oil swings as President Trump gives himself two weeks to decide on the Middle East conflict. Australia’s job market remains resilient. New Zealand’s growth passes expectations. The Philippines cuts rates.

In our deep dive interview, ANZ Head of FX Research Mahjabeen Zaman explains how the US dollar is facing further downside risk this year as it loses some safe-haven status.

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The FOMC holds US rates and indicates two more cuts this year. Bank Indonesia holds to protect its currency. Australia’s job market is set to show ongoing strength. Japan exports fall amid tariff uncertainty. New Zealand’s economy is set for Q1 growth.

In our deep dive interview, ANZ Economist Dhiraj Nim analyses the Reserve Bank of India’s recent monetary policy ‘clarification’ after an oversized rate cut earlier this month.

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Oil is up as concern grows over the Israel-Iran conflict. Stocks are down - also due to weak US economic data. The Bank of Japan holds amid tariff uncertainty. Australian consumers are expecting higher inflation as global tensions rise.

In our deep dive interview, ANZ Senior Economist Matthew Galt explains why New Zealand’s housing market is struggling to gain momentum even as interest rates drop.

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Oil prices fall and stocks gain on news Iran is seeking de-escalation, despite strikes continuing. The Bank of Japan is set to hold rates today amid a hiking cycle. Extra May holidays boost Chinese retail sales and suppress production.

In our deep dive interview, ANZ Senior Commodities Strategist Daniel Hynes analyses the Israel-Iran conflict and the ability of OPEC to respond to any disruption with increased supply.

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Oil starts the week with more upward pressure, after jumping over 7% on Friday as Israel renewed attacks on Iran, and retaliation over the weekend. The developments will overshadow key central bank meetings this week, set to hold clues for further rate moves.

In our deep dive interview, ANZ Head of Asia Research Khoon Goh says while front-loading of Asian exports has supported trade numbers, the surge in activity is set to ease.

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