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Asian shares brace for BOJ meeting, U.S. inflation test
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00:00 Asian stocks started the week cautiously as Japan's central bank considers moving away
00:04 from negative interest rates and a key U.S. inflation reading is expected to impact interest
00:10 rate cuts.
00:11 The bank of Japan is not expected to make any definitive moves at its meeting, but analysts
00:16 believe it may start laying the groundwork for a shift away from negative rates.
00:22 Analysts forecast in U.S. there is a rise in the core personal consumption expenditure
00:27 index for November, with the annual inflation rate slowing to its lowest since mid-2021.
00:33 The Fed fund futures imply a 70 percent chance of a rate cut as early as March.
00:39 The dovish outlook for U.S. rates has cost the dollar to slip against a basket of currencies,
00:45 and markets also anticipate easing from the European Central Bank and the Bank of England.
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