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Week Ahead: Special Focus On China's 'Belt And Road'

Published 03/09/2018, 07:04
Updated 05/03/2021, 15:50
  • Worldwide release of IHS Markit PMI surveys
  • Australia and Malaysia monetary policy meetings
  • Inflation updates for Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Taiwan
  • US non-farm payrolls and wage growth
  • Special focus on China's 'Belt and Road'
  • The coming week sees the worldwide release of IHS Markit's August PMI surveys, providing clues as to economic performance and price trends in the third quarter.

    Analysts will also keenly monitor inflation updates for several Asian countries, as well as monetary policy decisions from Australia and Malaysia. Other highlights include US jobs and earnings data as well as second quarter growth updates for the eurozone.

    With rising trade tensions, our special focus this week delves into the issues that China is facing in Asia Pacific relating to its Belt and Road Initiative.

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