Economic and event calendar in Asia, Tuesday, May 19, 2026. Japan GDP, RBA minutes.
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Data from New Zealand kicks off the calendar. Japan 'flash' GDP reading for the January - March quarter follows. March was impacted by Trump's ill-fated war on Iran. Minutes due from the RBA, Assistant Governor (Economic) Hunter speaks at 9.25am local time (0025 GMT/2025 US Easte
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