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If Japan's flash PMIs for March are a sign of things to come, then the government really should get moving on fiscal stimulus.
24th Mar 2020 19:10China+
Once again, Chinese January data released so far suggest that the Phase One trade deal was the dominant factor dictating activity for the first two- thirds of the month, with the...
20th Feb 2020 18:10China+
Japan's money and credit data have shown signs of life in recent months, but that's all set to change quickly, due to the disruptions caused by the outbreak of the...
12th Feb 2020 18:10China+
The clear threat to demand posed by the coronavirus and China's efforts at containment have sent a shock wave through commodities markets.
10th Feb 2020 18:10China+
Nobody knows the damage China's virus- containment efforts will have on GDP, and we probably never will, for sure, given the opacity of the statistics.
6th Feb 2020 18:10China+
Korea's trade data for January provided the first real glimpse of the potential hit to international flows from the disruptions caused by the outbreak of the coronavirus.
5th Feb 2020 18:10China+
We've previously highlighted the pro-cyclical elements of the BoJ's framework, but it's worth repeating, when an economic shock comes along.
4th Feb 2020 18:10China+
The PBoC yesterday cut its 7-day and 14-day reverse repo rate by 10bp, to 2.40% and 2.55% respectively, while injecting RMB 1.2T through open market operations.
3rd Feb 2020 18:10China+
The Bank of Korea's two main monthly economic surveys were very perky in January.
30th Jan 2020 18:00China+
Japan is one of the countries most exposed to economic damage from the coronavirus.
29th Jan 2020 18:10China+
The extent of shut downs within China is now reaching extreme levels, going far beyond services and threatening demand for commodities, as well as posing a severe risk to the...
28th Jan 2020 18:10China+
As the situation with the coronavirus develops, and we gain more information on the authorities' response, it's becoming clear that the damage to Q1 GDP is going to be...
27th Jan 2020 18:10China+
On Friday last week, the Chinese authorities suspended sales of domestic and international tours, in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus, which started in Wuhan.
26th Jan 2020 18:20China+
We can't yet know how bad the spread of the coronavirus from the Chinese city of Wuhan will be.
23rd Jan 2020 18:10China+
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