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2 February 2018 

Good MornING Asia - 2 February 2018

US labour market data can still shake markets, but current movements seem much more momentum driven

Good MornING Asia - 2 February 2018

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Calm before the payrolls storm
Opinion
Opinion

Calm before the payrolls storm


US labour market data can still shake markets, but current movements seem much more momentum driven

Happy Chinese Yuan
China

Happy Chinese Yuan


We are revising our forecast on USDCNY to 6.10 from 6.30 for 2018. This is mostly because of the weak dollar and the demand from exporters before the…


Indonesia: Steady monetary policy despite slower January inflation
Indonesia

Indonesia: Steady monetary policy despite slower January inflation


Inflation slowed In January to 3.25%, lower than consensus and December's 3.6%. We believe that slower inflation does not necessarily mean monetary…


Philippines: Surprisingly high central bank January inflation forecast
Philippines

Philippines: Surprisingly high central bank January inflation forecast


The central bank of the Philippines (BSP) expects January inflation at between 3.5% and 4%, the highest inflation forecast since November 2014, due to…


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