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1 April 2019 

Good Morning Asia - 1 April 2019

I'm making no cheap jokes about today's vote by UK's MPs on Brexit alternatives...that space will be amply filled by others. Elsewhere, China bounces back on fiscal stimulus. Japan's Tankan falls as expected, Australia's housing slows a bit more slowly, and South Korea's trade data soften further. 

Good Morning Asia - 1 April 2019

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All fool's day vote
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All fool's day vote


I'm making no cheap jokes about today's vote by UK's MPs on Brexit alternatives...that space will be amply filled by others. Elsewhere, China…

China: fiscal stimulus pushes up PMI
China

China: fiscal stimulus pushes up PMI


China's official manufacturing PMI beat consensus in March. We believe this was mostly the result of fiscal stimulus on new infrastructure production,…


China's stimulus is working but debt and external political pressure is growing
China

China's stimulus is working but debt and external political pressure is growing


China's ongoing trade war with the US will hurt the jobs market and spending power. While this is being countered by stimulus measures, debt levels…


ASEAN Morning Bytes
Asia Morning Bites

ASEAN Morning Bytes


General market tone: Wait and see. Investors will likely focus on key economic releases from the US to get more clues to the threat of recession.


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TankanPMIKorean exportsFiscal stimulusEmerging marketsChina PMIChinaBrexitASEAN

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