Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 10 September 2018
- China's fixed asset investment, credit growth and industrial production
- Japan's GDP, industrial production and producer price inflation
- South Korea's jobless rate
- ECB and BoE set monetary policy
- Release of IHS Markit Sector PMI surveys (Global, Europe, Asia and US)
- Special focus on the ASEAN manufacturing hub
With rising global trade frictions making markets nervous, analysts will eagerly await fresh economic data out of China for insights into the impact of new tariffs on Chinese economic activity. In Japan, updated GDP, industrial production and producer price inflation numbers will provide clues on growth and price developments.
Other highlights for Asia include jobless data for South Korea, inflation and industrial production numbers for India, as well as retail sales figures for Indonesia.
Elsewhere, the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and Russian central bank will meet to set monetary policy, while US economic data highlights include retail sales, inflation and wholesale inventories.
IHS Markit detailed sector PMI releases will meanwhile offer a view into the performance of various industries across the world, including detailed data for Asia.
Our special focus this week looks at the ASEAN region and its rise as a manufacturing hub.
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