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30 April 2019 

Good MornING Asia - 30 April 2019

Could Korean March production data point to a slowdown in the rate of the slowdown? What else should we look for? 

Good MornING Asia - 30 April 2019

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Second order improvement
Opinion
Opinion

Second order improvement


Could Korean March production data point to a slowdown in the rate of the slowdown? What else should we look for?

ASEAN Morning Bytes
Asia Morning Bites

ASEAN Morning Bytes


General market tone: Slight risk-on. China's PMI data will set the tone for the markets ahead of the start of the FOMC meeting.


China: Strong industrial profits from credit growth
China

China: Strong industrial profits from credit growth


China's strong industrial profits in March matched with strong credit growth, and we think this should last for the rest of 2019


Why sharp yuan appreciation or depreciation is unlikely in 2019
FX
China

Why sharp yuan appreciation or depreciation is unlikely in 2019


Since the central government described the Chinese yuan as a 'stable' currency, we have seen some structural changes in the movements of USD/CNY.…


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USDCNYUSDCNHTrade warsStimulusProfitsLoan growthKoreaIndustrial productionGlobal tech slumpEmerging marketsChinaASEAN

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