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On August 17th, Daiwa Securities economist Kento Minami stated that given the weak economic growth data released on Monday, the Japanese government is unlikely to announce a formal exit from deflation in the current fiscal year ending March 2027. The Sanae Takaichi government previously stated that it would closely assess whether the Japanese economy is strong enough to avoid falling back into deflation before formally announcing the end of deflation. The market is closely watching the timing of the governments announcement, as it could influence the governments attitude towards further tightening monetary policy by the Bank of Japan. Minami stated that the fundamentals of the Japanese economy are improving, and key indicators such as the inflation rate, output gap, and unit labor costs also suggest that the risk of Japan falling back into persistent deflation is low.Euro Stoxx 50 futures rose 0.32%, German DAX futures rose 0.27%, French CAC40 futures rose 0.24%, and UK FTSE 100 futures rose 0.2%.Market research firm Origo Group: Swedish money market participants expect the five-year CPIF inflation rate to be 2.0% in August, compared with 2.1% in the July survey.August 17th - According to Irans Mehr News Agency, Iranian Revolutionary Guard spokesman Mohbi stated: "In hybrid warfare, the media is an integral part of the operational mechanism, and media professionals play the role of officers on this battlefield. Our media has performed admirably in this area; they arrived on the battlefield in a timely manner and successfully countered the enemys media offensive."Xiaomi Auto: Xiaomi SU7 series deliveries exceeded 500,000 units in 28.5 months.

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