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PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 9 December 2025

Negative sales readings in the Philippines are imminent, at this rate

10 December 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor Taiwan's export growth hits 56%; is millennium-high GDP growth next?

  • Taiwan’s exports exploded by 56% in November, far above expectations, driven by AI server demand…
  • …We are now upgrading our Q4 GDP growth forecast to 12.0%, the highest this millennium.
  • Philippine sales volumes continue to slump; only so much borrowing and remittances can do.

9 December 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor Vietnam's exports continue to cool on US payback, but Q4 looks solid

  • Export growth in Vietnam disappointed again in November, as US shipments continue to flail…
  • …Overall downside risks are receding though, and the Q4 data point to still-healthy GDP growth.
  • Inflation in Taiwan eased sharply in November to 1.2%, but purely due to high base effects.

PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 5 December 2025

RBI not buying 8%-plus growth either, but taking the chance before CPI mean-reverts
Already-low food inflation in the Philippines continues to backslide

8 December 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor RBI resumes its easing cycle, but this cut will likely be its last

  • The RBI resumed easing, cutting by a further 25bp, but we still believe this was its last reduction…
  • …The MPC’s tone was more neutral, and the mean reversion up in CPI in 2026 will lower real rate s.
  • Philippine inflation missed to the downside in November, adding weight to our dovish BSP call.

4 December 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor Target-range inflation in Thailand looking more and more distant

  • Thailand’s November CPI prints were firmer than expected, but we still see an MPC cut this month.
  • We’ve raised our 2025 forecast to -0.1%, while simultaneously cutting our 2026 call to 0.0%…
  • … Another power tariff cut is scheduled for January, and underlying inflation pressures are non- existent.

3 December 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor Net trade and consumption push Taiwan's Q3 GDP even higher

  • Taiwan’s Q3 GDP growth was revised up to 8.2%—a 0.6pp rise— driven by a bigger boost from net trade.
  • More granular data on investment reveals its overall weakness was due to inventory drawdown.
  • India’s IP and GST readings for Q4-to-date are less alarming once Diwali noise is stripped out.

2 December 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor ASEAN's PMI still flying, but we see a few big holes in this story

  • ASEAN’s PMI rose to a 38-month high in November, but a few of the drivers are questionable.
  • Indonesian exports missed badly in October, but  commodities should be more supportive next year.
  • Food disinflation is back in Indonesia, dragging the  headline rate below the consensus for November

PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 1 December 2025

ASEAN’s PMI strengthens to a 38-month high
Indonesian export growth finally comes back down to earth; 2027 should be a bit better
The turn in rising food inflation in Indonesia is here

November 2025- Emerging Asia Chartbook

THAI AND PHILIPPINE GROWTH SLOWEST SINCE COVID

  • TAIWAN IS STILL FLYING, BUT THE TURN IN GDP HAS COME

1 December 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor India's labour codes--alone--are no quick fix to unlock farm dominance

  • India finally implemented its new labour codes after five years of dithering, reviving reform momentum…
  • …But the structural employment shift from farming will still be held back by huge agricultural support.
  • On the surface, the strong and market-beating Q3 GDP is beyond absurd; tread very carefully.

27 November 2025 Emerging Asia Monitor Malaysia's long-run potential could be boosted by policy levers

  • Early signs suggest there could be a moderation in Malaysia’s Q4 GDP, but risks are to the upside.
  • In the longer term, supply side factors are likely to weigh on growth, due to poor capital stock growth.
  • That said, we see the government pulling numerous policy levers to raise this.

PANTHEON EM ASIA DATA WRAP 25 November 2025

Thailand's bigger-than-expected October deficit masks resurgent US exports

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