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China: Loan Growth Poised To Pick Up By Iris Pang - May 09, 2019

China's April credit data matched the smooth progress of trade talks last month. But as the trade tension increases, we expect faster loan growth to return.Loan growth dropped more than expected in...

China: Why Imports Outperformed Exports By Iris Pang - May 08, 2019 1

Exports contracted 2.7% year-on-year in April while imports enjoyed a rise of 4.0% YoY. These numbers reflect the negative outlook for smart devices and automobile sales globally, and at the same show...

Germany: Time To Turn More Optimistic? By Carsten Brzeski - May 08, 2019

Strong industrial production data confirms our view of a positive surprise in next week's GDP data.German industrial production increased by 0.5% month-on-month in March, sending more positive signals...

Renegotiating Trade From A China Perspective By Iris Pang - May 07, 2019 2

The development of the trade negotiation process should be long as China learns about the U.S.' negotiation tactics, and has a back-up from a policy-stimulated economy. Technology should be the focus...

Federal Reserve: Keeping The Balance By James Knightley - May 02, 2019

While financial markets continue to price in rate cuts, the Federal Reserve is maintaining a cautiously upbeat tone that to us signals stable monetary policy through 2019.There were no real surprises...

U.S. Slowdown Signals Return By James Knightley - May 02, 2019

The ISM manufacturing index has fallen to its lowest level since October 2016, which will only help to fuel slowdown fears. But with consumer spending looking in good shape and inflation likely to...

China: Softer PMI To Keep Stimulus In Place By Iris Pang - Apr 30, 2019

The lower than expected manufacturing PMIs show new orders continuing to increase. By contrast, new export orders continued to shrink although at a slower rate. The government will keep the existing...

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