A look at the day ahead in Asian markets from Jamie McGeever.
Rates markets no longer expect the Fed to raise rates again and are pricing in 75 basis points of easing this year. But falling yields and increased rate cut expectations are not supporting stocks and risk assets - recession fears are growing., which kept its cash rate unchanged at 3.6% to break a run of 10 straight hikes.
Australian policymakers said they want time to assess the impact of past increases as the economy slows and inflation peaks. A similar message could come from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand on Wednesday, although it is still expected to hike by 25 bps. Investors will scrutinize the accompanying commentary for any hints of an end to its tightening cycle. A slowing U.S. and global economy, and reverberations of last month's banking shock, could tempt policymakers to ease up sooner rather than later.- New Zealand interest rate decision
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