EM Asia Datanote: Trade, Taiwan, October 2025

• In one line: Export growth continues to shock to the upside.

PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 7 November 2025

The Philippines’ Q3 GDP was ugly all around
Still no light at the end of the tunnel in the sales data

EM Asia Datanote: CPI, Taiwan, October 2025

• In one line: Probably the boost from the autumn moon festival.

EM Asia Datanote: Bank Negara Malaysia Decision, November 2025

• In one line: Resilience to US tariffs, give no reason to cut rates.

PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 6 November 2025

No slow-moving crash, but the honeymoon in Vietnamese exports is clearly over
Ignore the softest sales print in a year
Outright transport deflation will return

7 November 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor Vietnam's export bonanza is over, but US payback is no one-way street

• Vietnamese exports disappointed in October, but the payback from US front-loading isn’t one-way.
• BNM held rates as the economy remains resilient to US tariffs; the new trade deal will enhance this.
• Taiwan’s inflation ticked up in October, probably lifted by mid-autumn festival spending.

PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 5 November 2025

Local private demand let the Indonesia economy down in Q3
The post-“Liberation Day” recovery in ASEAN manufacturing sentiment continues
Outright Thai deflation still has a number of months left
Softer food and firmer housing & utilities inflation in the Philippines offset each other

6 November 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor The real stories behind another 5% GDP print for Indonesia in Q3

• GDP growth in Indonesia slipped minimally in Q3, to 5.0% from 5.1% in Q2, in line with our forecast…
• …The main cause of the dip was softer private local demand; the Q2 pop in equipment capex is fading.
• Private consumption is facing more headwinds, with real wage growth falling back into the red.

4 November 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor India's GST collection in October indicates no post-cut pop in activity

• India’s real GST collection growth in October was flat, at best, showing no post-cut pop in spending.
• Recovering Chinese demand is helping to keep Indonesian export growth lofty, but big risks linger.
• We have raised our 2026 inflation forecast for Indonesia to 3.1%, in light of the firm October reads.

PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 3 November 2025

A deceptively quiet end to Q3 for Indonesian trade
Raising our 2026 average inflation forecast to just over 3%

EM Asia Datanote: GDP, Taiwan, Q3 2025

• In one line: Softer, but still beating expectations.

EM Asia Datanote: Retail Sales, Thailand, August 2025

• In one line: ‘Others’ component goes from friend to foe; underlying growth is showing more stability.

3 November 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor Taiwan's GDP growth still strong, but we think it's finally peaked

• Taiwan’s GDP growth for Q3 b eat expectations, though it moderated slightly to 7.6% from 8.0%.
• Demand for AI hardware remains solid, but supply-side factors give no indication of strong growth…
• …Still, the AI boom could also be accelerating productivity gains and capital- deepening.

27 October 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor Tariff hit still the main story in India's PMIs; GST relief nowhere to be seen

• India’s flash PMIs for October were a mixed bag, but it’s clear that the mid-2025 re-acceleration is over.
• Short-term leading indicators are still softening post-50% tariff, while long-term are average at best.
• The partial Q4 read chimes with our view that the economy is in the midst of a steep GDP slowdown.

PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 24 October 2025

The 2025 upswing in India's PMIs has stalled

October 2025- Emerging Asia Chartbook

SURPRISE HOLDS FROM THE BOT AND BI WON’T LAST

• …A SERIES OF EARLY-Q3 GDP UPSIDE SHOCKS IN ASEAN

EM Asia Datanote: Retail Sales, Taiwan, September 2025

• In one line: Back in contraction.

EM Asia Datanote: Bank Indonesia Decision, October 2025

• In one line: Another month, another surprise… this time for a pause, as the Board adopts wait-and-see.

24 October 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor Years of poor real wage growth in Taiwan means no growth in retail

• Taiwan retail sales slipped back into contraction in September, as motor sales plunged yet again.
• Strong economic growth contrasts sharply with sluggish wages and weak household spending…
• …Nonetheless, exports should stand out in next week’s Q3 GDP data; we expect an acceleration.

PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 22 October 2025

Cost-push pressures are pushing up Malaysian inflation