Daily Economic Outlook: 10th June, 2015
Jun 10, 2015 04:20 am UTC| Commentary
UK industrial production figures and this evenings Mansion House speech by the BoE Governor and the Chancellor will be the key domestic focus today. On the latter, it should be noted that the text of Mr Carneys speech will...

South Korea - Jump in new job seekers pushes unemployment higher
Jun 10, 2015 02:24 am UTC| Commentary
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose unexpectedly to 3.9% in May (consensus: 3.7%), after ticking lower in March from a February high (Apr and Mar: 3.7%; Feb: 3.9%; Jan: 3.4%). This partly reflects the sluggish...
RBNZ is likely to set the stage for rate cuts, likely to move in September
Jun 10, 2015 00:36 am UTC| Commentary
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is expected to leave the policy cash rate unchanged at 3.50% at its monetary policy meeting on 11 June. It is likely to be a close call since the June, July and September meetings all...
Euroland’s GDP expanded 0.4% in Q1 2015
Jun 09, 2015 23:44 pm UTC| Commentary
Eurolands GDP growth of 0.4% in Q1 2015 was almost twice the growth pace experienced (on average) through 2014, though a little weaker than our forecast, and in line with Q4s upwardly revised 0.4% growth pace.The Q1 GDP...
India – The SIGMA signal remains bearish
Jun 09, 2015 22:12 pm UTC| Commentary
Standard Chartered notes:Our India Government Bond (IGB) positioning indicator (SIGMA) for May remained at -5.00, unchanged from Aprils level, providing a bearish signal for duration in June.On our scale, -5.00 indicates...
Malaysia – IP is expected to have softened in April
Jun 09, 2015 22:07 pm UTC| Commentary
The Department of Statistics will announce April industrial production (IP) data on 11 June. January-March IP increased 6.4% y/y, higher than 4.7% in the same period last year.Overall activity was likely supported by...
China – Growth is expected to have decelerated in Q2
Jun 09, 2015 21:53 pm UTC| Commentary
Total investment growth likely decelerated further in January-May. Steel product and cement prices did not rebound despite accelerated approvals of new infrastructure projects.This implies that demand for key input items...