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Auckland CBD Retail Vacancy Hits 13%, Triple Wellington’s Rate Amid Mixed Pressures
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Auckland CBD Retail Vacancy Hits 13%, Triple Wellington’s Rate Amid Mixed Pressures

Australia’s May Household Spending Rebounds, Strengthening Rate Cut Expectations
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Australia’s May Household Spending Rebounds, Strengthening Rate Cut Expectations

EU - US Trade Talks Stalled, European Economic Data Under Pressure
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EU - US Trade Talks Stalled, European Economic Data Under Pressure

New Zealand Household Savings Deteriorate Further; Housing Market Shows Uneven Recovery
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New Zealand Household Savings Deteriorate Further; Housing Market Shows Uneven Recovery

Australian Shares Edge Higher on Wall Street Record; RBA Rate Cut in Focus
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Australian Shares Edge Higher on Wall Street Record; RBA Rate Cut in Focus

Japan's Real Wages See Steepest Drop in 20 Months, Straining Consumption Recovery
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Japan's Real Wages See Steepest Drop in 20 Months, Straining Consumption Recovery

UK Secures £7.5bn Green Energy Investment, Eases Mortgage Rules to Boost Housing Market
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UK Secures £7.5bn Green Energy Investment, Eases Mortgage Rules to Boost Housing Market

UK House Prices Stabilize; Corporate Investment Shifts Toward Britain
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UK House Prices Stabilize; Corporate Investment Shifts Toward Britain

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U.S. House Passes First Major Crypto Industry Regulation Bills

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Genius Act on July 17, sending it to President Trump for signature. This marks the first U.S. regulatory framework for dollar-backed crypto stablecoins. The House also approved two other crypto bills the same day.

U.S. House Passes First Major Crypto Industry Regulation Bills

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