China+ Publications
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Duncan Wrigley
Japanese manufacturing activity is hit by fading demand and production
Services activity is holding up, despite sagging new export orders
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- Japan’s core inflation barely moved in October, despite a rise in headline inflation...
- ...Driven by the partial roll-back of energy subsidies, soaring hotel costs and fresh food inflation.
- The fall in the November flash manufacturing PMI confirms Japan’s sluggish recovery.
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- China’s benchmark lending rates were unchanged in November, in line with the MLF rate last week.
- Policymakers are seemingly using fiscal stimulus to stabilise growth, thus allowing confidence to rebuild.
- Monetary policy will probably continue to play an accommodative role—behind fiscal policy—in 2024.
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- China’s residential market flagged again in October, despite the new homebuyer incentives since August.
- Developer funding shows little sign of turning around, as worries over debt issues are prevailing.
- The reported affordable-housing programme likely will fall short of the shantytown redevelopment boost.
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- China's lending rates on hold as fiscal policy takes the leading role
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- China's lending rates on hold as fiscal policy takes the leading role
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- China’s domestic demand rose at a sluggish pace in October, while production grew faster.
- Upticks in retail sales of autos and mobile phones are bright spots.
- The PBoC injected RMB600B of MLF funds yesterday, enabling government-bond issuance.
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- China’s credit expansion was lukewarm in October, apart from government-bond issuance.
- The slump in net household long-term loans exaggerates the weakness in the residential market.
- China is likely to rely on fiscal stimulus to stabilise growth, giving sentiment time to rebuild.
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- Stepped-up government bond issue stabilises credit growth against property sector downdraft
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- Shenzhen’s backing for Vanke offers a possible blueprint for resolving Chinese developers’ issues...
- ...But only a few private developers are truly similar to Vanke, leaving many firms in a grey area.
- Japan’s wage growth picked up in October, mainly due to a downward revision of September’s data.
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