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02.05.2019, 10:19

China's leading indicators still point to improvement - Danske Bank

Danske Bank analysts note that although the Chinese PMIs fell back in April but are still clearly off the lows and they continue to look for a moderate economic recovery in 2019.

Leading indicators still point to improvement:

  • Lower yields point to a lift to home sales. Construction is robust due to low inventories.
  1. Commodity prices point to moderate recovery.
  2. Credit impulse is improving.
  3. PMI exports have rebounded.
  • We look for a US-China deal in late May or early June to ease the trade war uncertainty further. We see a 50-50 chance of a further cut in the Reserve Requirement Ratio. We expect more targeted lending and stimulus towards consumer durables.
  • We expect USD/CNY to grind lower towards 6.60 in 12 months on economic recovery and a trade deal.


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