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Daily Monitor Datanotes Duncan Wrigley
- China will probably temper its response to the EU’s EV tariffs; a full-blown trade war should be avoided.
- Labour Day holiday tourism likely boosted retail sales in May; car sales remain weak amid price cuts.
- May’s jump in government-bond issuance should keep fixed asset investment ticking over.
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- Revised data confirm Japan’s weak Q1 GDP performance, especially private consumption.
- The biggest short-term growth risk is the auto safety-test fiasco, encompassing five more firms.
- China’s May foreign reserves rebounded thanks to currency valuation effects and a larger trade surplus.
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Japan's revised Q1 GDP still points to miserable domestic demand
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China's robust May export growth largely propelled by shipments to ASEAN
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- The May Caixin services activity index hit its highest level for almost a year, thanks to holiday spending.
- Consumers are mostly opting for cheaper products, but this is starting to change as the recovery firms.
- Restrained services inflation is likely to continue, given the cautious optimism about future demand.
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- China’s May manufacturing PMIs sent mixed signals, reflecting the uneven recovery.
- Production continues to power ahead of demand, which 60% of manufacturers view as “insufficient”.
- Stimulus funds have yet to boost construction, but steelmakers are optimistic about the year ahead.
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Caixin Manufacturing PMI, China, May
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China's Caixin PMI rises, thanks to robust consumer goods output
Korean manufacturing PMI hits a two-year high
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Japan’s consumer inflation still cooling, as the BoJ monitors wage inflation and the impact of the weak JPY
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Japan's exports maintain steady growth, led by cars and chips
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- Policymakers on Friday announced a raft of property support measures aimed at tackling oversupply...
- ...But the funding allocated to buy up unsold housing inventory is just the start, and more will be needed.
- In April, second-hand housing prices plunged at their steepest rate since September 2014.
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China activity - retail sales slow as industrial output rebounds; likely major property policy announcement due today
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The PBoC leaves the MLF rate unchanged, despite the April credit data dip
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The PBoC leaves the MLF rate unchanged, despite the April credit data dip
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- China’s Ministry of Finance yesterday announced ultra-long special-bond issuance will start on Friday.
- April’s credit data hit a wall, due to government-bond and bankers’ acceptances repayments .
- Rising government-bond issuance should lift bond yields and credit growth from May onwards.
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China's big money and credit misses reflect fund diversion and slow government bond issuance, rather than shifts in underlying credit demand
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Only modest improvement in China's headline exports; imports rise in anticipation of stimulus impact; Japanese broad wages yet to turn around
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- China export growth bounced in April, thanks partly to receding high base from last year.
- Adjusted for seasonal factors, monthly exports actually steepened its fall, pointing to still fragile recovery.
- While exports share to US decreased over the years, those to Vietnam and Mexico are on the rise
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Chinese services sector ploughs ahead
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- April’s RMB343B PSL net repayment is probably related to the PBoC’s desire to cushion bond yields.
- The April Caixin services activity PMI barely slowed, a rosier picture than the drop in the official index.
- The Caixin index is tracking the service-sector output data better than the official index.
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