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2026-02-17 Tuesday

2026-02-22

08:40:31

ANZ consumers' inflation expectations for the next two years in Australia as of the week ending February 15

Previous : 5 Forecast : -

Published Value 5.50

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08:40:30

ANZ consumers' economic expectations for the next five years in Australia as of the week ending February 15

Previous : 78.20 Forecast : -

Published Value 77.50

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08:40:29

ANZ consumers' economic expectations for the next year in Australia as of the week ending February 15

Previous : 80.20 Forecast : -

Published Value 79.60

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08:40:28

Australia's ANZ consumer confidence index for the week ending February 15

Previous : 76.90 Forecast : -

Published Value 77.10

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08:40:28

ANZ consumers in Australia as of the week ending February 15 evaluated their current finances compared to a year ago

Previous : 69.50 Forecast : -

Published Value 69.70

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08:40:28

ANZ consumers' expectations for the financial situation in Australia over the next year as of the week ending February 15

Previous : 86.70 Forecast : -

Published Value 85.50

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07:26:29

【BHP Billiton CFO Vandita Pant: Portfolio Holds Opportunity to Unlock Billions in Value, But No Timetable】 (1) BHP Billiton Group CFO Vandita Pant said on February 17 that the company has “considerable opportunities” to unlock more value through active management of its portfolio, but will not set a deadline for its target of generating up to $10 billion through transactions. (2) The company announced on Tuesday that it has signed a $4.3 billion mineral flow transaction agreement with Wheaton Precious Metals for silver from the Antamina mine in Peru. The transaction is part of BHP Billiton’s strategy to create value through portfolio management, with the company aiming to generate up to $10 billion in total through such transactions, including the sale to Wheaton and a $2 billion Australian power infrastructure agreement signed last December. (3) In an interview following BHP Billiton's announcement of its first-half results, Pan Wenyi stated, "We have many potentially undervalued infrastructure or assets within our company. We have desalination assets and other power assets. There are considerable opportunities in this area." She emphasized that BHP Billiton would not set a timetable for any future transactions. "I am very confident that our shareholders will see that we are not just talking, but doing. You can expect that we will continue to manage our capital and asset base very shrewdly to create incremental value for shareholders, and these two transactions demonstrate this."

06:41:17

[RBA Meeting Minutes to be Released Today, Market Focuses on Hawkish Signals] The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will release the minutes of its February monetary policy meeting today, detailing the logic behind its decision to raise interest rates for the first time in over two years. The market generally expects the minutes to offer little new information, but investors will closely watch for subtle details in the wording for clues about the future policy path. Analysts point out that the minutes are expected to reinforce the RBA's case for resuming tightening, highlighting persistent inflation, strong demand, and continued capacity pressures. Previous communications have indicated that private demand growth has exceeded expectations, while supply capacity remains constrained, exacerbating price pressures. The market will scrutinize the extent to which the committee emphasized strong demand, a tight labor market, and capacity constraints in the overall economy. AMP Chief Economist Shane Oliver stated that the minutes are likely to support the message that "further rate hikes are planned" and reinforce the RBA's hawkish stance, warning of another rate hike if inflation data does not improve sufficiently. The minutes themselves are not expected to indicate any major shift from previously provided policy guidance, but will reinforce the stance that policy remains data-dependent and maintains a tightening bias. If demand growth exceeds supply and inflation fails to ease effectively, further interest rate hikes remain a realistic possibility.

05:58:06

New Zealand's food price index for January annual rate

Previous : 4% Forecast : -

Published Value 4.60%

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05:45:02

New Zealand's food price index monthly rate for January

Previous : -0.30% Forecast : -

Published Value 2.50%

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Real-Time Popular Commodities

Instrument Current Price Change

XAU

5098.85

103.02

(2.06%)

XAG

84.227

5.873

(7.50%)

CONC

66.31

-0.09

(-0.14%)

OILC

71.58

-0.31

(-0.44%)

USD

97.807

-0.045

(-0.05%)

EURUSD

1.1785

0.0012

(0.10%)

GBPUSD

1.3484

0.0021

(0.16%)

USDCNH

6.8955

-0.0024

(-0.04%)