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China Cuts Rates Via A New Tool By Iris Pang - Sep 20, 2019

China has cut the one-year loan prime rate, which we think was a result of the very weak August activity data, especially fixed asset investments and industrial production. Another cut is expected in...

China: Very Weak Data Is A Wake-Up Call By Iris Pang - Sep 16, 2019

China's fixed asset investments and industrial production were very weak in August while retail sales growth was moderate. Even Premier Li Keqiang has said that 6% GDP growth will be hard to achieve....

Germany: Green Stimulus To The Rescue? By Carsten Brzeski - Sep 16, 2019

This week will show whether Germany can actually do fiscal stimulusOver to you, Berlin. Next to the monetary stimulus 'big bang' and Mario Draghi’s new 'as long as it takes' proclamation, this...

Key Events In Developed Markets Next Week By James Knightley - Sep 13, 2019

An exciting week ahead in the aftermath of the ECB meeting with not one but four central bank meetings. Expect the Fed to steal the spotlight, but the focus will quickly shift to the British, Japanese...

ECB: The Big Bang By Carsten Brzeski - Sep 12, 2019

Mario Draghi delivers his final "whatever it takes" with a big package of monetary stimulus The final showdown has started with a big bang. The ECB just announced a big policy package to revive the...

China: Exports Shrink More Than Expected By Iris Pang - Sep 09, 2019

China's exports were expected to grow in August due to a low base effect. Instead, they fell 1% year-on-yearExports and imports were weak China's exports were weaker than expected in August, falling...

Germany: Finally Some Positive Data By Carsten Brzeski - Sep 09, 2019

At least some relief for the economy, as exports increased in July. The outlook, however, has not improvedThe numbers Trade figures just brought some relief for the battered German economy. In July,...

Is The U.S. Manufacturing A Recession? By James Knightley - Sep 06, 2019

The headwinds facing the U.S. economy are building, as trade tensions intensify and evidence of global economic weakness spreads. Given this backdrop, we have cut our 2020 GDP growth forecast to 1.3%...

China: The Strategy Is Working By Iris Pang - Sep 06, 2019

We believe that China has changed its strategy when it comes to the trade war, and that could lead to further market volatility. In terms of economic growth, it seems the strategy of boosting...

Hong Kong Hit With A Downgrade By Iris Pang - Sep 06, 2019

Fitch has downgraded Hong Kong to AA from AA+ with a negative outlook. Though we agree that the governance has deteriorated recently, we believe the situation will change when there is an election of...

Germany: Industrial Slump Continues By Carsten Brzeski - Sep 06, 2019

Disappointing industrial production data adds to the case for policy actionIndustrial production took another nosedive. In July, German industrial production dropped by 0.6% month-on-month from a...

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