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Craig produces the China+ Service for Pantheon, covering China, Japan and Korea. He was previously Senior EM Economist at Schroders, with a particular focus on China and other BRICs, following stints as an economist at the U.K. financial regulator and the IMF. Craig has a MSc in Economic History from LSE, a MSc in Economics from Birbeck, and an undergraduate degree in Economics from the University of Cambridge.
Gabriella joined Pantheon in 2021 weth several years' experience in independent macro research. Prior to joining Pantheon, she was a Global Economist at Capital Economics, with a particular focus on advanced economies; she also worked on a U.K. economy and housing market.
Melanie joined Pantheon in 2021 with nearly a decade's experience in independent economic research. She focuses on the Eurozone, with particular emphasis on Italy and Spain, and also covers Switzerland and SNB policy.
Too early to say if Omicron will hinder catch-up growth in PH sales
A repeat of ASEAN's record PMI in October was never on the cards India's punchy PMIs for Q4 still signal a further slowdown in y/y growth More evidence that Indonesia's government is allowing prices to rise faster
Indian services are rebounding quickly, but so too are inflationary pressures
The Delta hit to consumption holds back Indonesia's recovery in Q3 Oil effects will outweigh cooling food inflation in the Philippines, sooner rather than later Imports of consumer goods in the Philippines recover fully from the Delta pinch
The Philippines' consumption-led bounce in Q3 is unsustainable Sales paint a less-impressive picture of the month-on-month momentum
Involuntary restocking salvages Thailand's Q3 China drives Indonesia's trade surplus to another record high The RBI can't afford to ignore WPI for much longer
Unchanged inflation forecasts say more than the BSP's unusually hawkish rhetoric BI remains unfazed by the big Chinese elephant in the room, and rightly so
Ignore the headline, Vietnamese trade is roaring back Q4 is shaping up to be extremely punchy for retail sales Disinflation probably will dominate in 2022
Don't bank too much on India's sturdy services PMI Food inflation in Thailand is reviving... fortunately for the BoT, oil prices are now going the other way
In one line: Strong, supporting the signal from the Homebase data.
Solid, but take India's October PMI with a pinch of salt Oil effects are seeping into Indonesia inflation, just
The BSP and BI barely flinch in the face of an increasingly hawkish Fed
Pre-Covid levels of confidence bode well for Indonesian consumption
A fleeting eye on Omicron and a more watchful one on core inflation
For now, stability in two-way trade is the best Vietnam can hope for Again, ignore the headline miss... the bounce in retail sales is intact Easing food supply issues mask the pass-through of rising oil prices
Expect India's services PMI to continue rolling over in Q1 Inflation in Thailand should jump back up in February The BSP can now breathe easy, but keep an eye on food prices
In one line: Core orders likely constrained by Omicron; trends rising. Claims still high but likely have peaked.
In one line: Disappointing core, but details are better than the 0.6% print
Japan remains set for a healthy rebound in Q4 Chinese property sector update
In one line: Tinkering at the edges, but the elusive inflation target remains the focus
In one line: The estimate of 2021/22 borrowing will be revised down in time, much closer to the OBR's forecast.
In one line: Another solid month, but Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the outlook for falling real incomes are weighing on corporate confidence.
In one line: The market is turning down; expect a sustained weakening
In one line: The trend has turned, but sales have much further to fall
In one line: Net, sales stronger than expected due to upward revisions.
In one line: Core inflation rebounded, and likely will climb further.
Another month dominated by transitory effects for Japanese prices Kishida starts his new term with a Big Bang
In one line: Unexpectedly soft, but more volatile than the national ISM index
In one line: Growth is now slowing in Italy and will remain soft in the EZ.
In one line: Q4 was nothing to write home about, Q1 likely will be worse.
In one line: Q3's stellar performance was driven by consumption; Q4 will see slower spending.
In one line: A surprisingly upbeat survey but the detail is not all positive.
In one line: Slight disappointment in Germany, and another consensus-beating headline in Italy.
In one line: Inflation fears dominated the discussion, but uncertainties are great.
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