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China's robust May export growth largely propelled by shipments to ASEAN
In one line: Korea’s export recovery continues, led by strong ICT demand and lumpy ship exports
China's Caixin PMI rises, thanks to robust consumer goods output
Korean manufacturing PMI hits a two-year high
In one line: The Bank of Korea stands pat in May, citing upside risks to inflation
The Bank of Korea stands pat in May, citing upside risks to inflation
Japan’s manufacturing activity expands for the first time in a year, largely driven by improvements in output and new orders.
Services activity continues to grow at solid pace in May
Japan's exports maintain steady growth, led by cars and chips
Only modest improvement in China's headline exports; imports rise in anticipation of stimulus impact; Japanese broad wages yet to turn around
In one line: Korean export recovery continues, thanks to resilient US and Chinese demand
Korean manufacturers are highly bullish, despite mounting cost pressures
In one line: China's LPR remains unchanged in April; Solid Korean 20-day export growth driven by chips demand
In one line: Japanese exports grow sturdily in March, lifted by strong Chinese demand and a weak yen.
In one line: The BoK stays put as inflation remains elevated, no surprise to the market.
Korean exports propelled by resurgent semiconductor shipments
Post-holiday improvement in Caixin, Korean PMIs; Japanese Tankan fades; Korean exports sustain recovery trend
Japan's robust services sector contrasts with drab manufacturing activity; Exports still strong, despite headline dip
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