Aussie PM Turnbull backs IMF call for infrastructure spending

Fiscalism is in the air and the era of unprecedented central bank domination may be coming to an end.

As per Bloomberg report, “The IMF and Reserve Bank of Australia have urged the government to build roads, railways and ports that will boost productivity, increase hiring and stimulate the economy.”

PM Turnbull agreed with the International Monetary Fund’s call for more spending on infrastructure, although it would be a tight rope walk given the major ratings agencies are closely tracking the government’s budget deficit.

PBOC set Yuan midpoint at 6.8790

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) set the Yuan midpoint/daily reference rate at 6.8790 compared to Monday's fix of 6.8743. 
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Ex-IMF’s Jen: Yen to hit bottom at 120 before rallying - BBG

In an interview with Bloomberg, former International Monetary Fund (IMF) economist Stephen Jen expressed its take on the BOJ monetary policy program a
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