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17 April 2018 

Good MornING Asia - 17 April 2018

We believe that China's GDP should continue to be strong at 6.8% YoY in 1Q, better than consensus of 6.7%. We have good reasons for our strong call

Good MornING Asia - 17 April 2018

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Why China's economy should remain strong
China

Why China's economy should remain strong


We believe that China's GDP should continue to be strong at 6.8% YoY in 1Q, better than consensus of 6.7%. We have good reasons for our strong call


Indonesia: Trade balance returns to surplus in March
Indonesia

Indonesia: Trade balance returns to surplus in March


The March trade report produced an upside surprise for exports and a downside surprise for imports, resulting in a trade surplus


Philippines: Overseas remittance growth normalises in February

Philippines: Overseas remittance growth normalises in February


Remittance growth slowed in February due to a 10% drop from the Middle East. This bodes ill for the Philippine peso


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