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THE EUROZONE ECONOMIC MONITOR

Swiss industry likely had another tough quarter in Q2 and services turnover data to May disappoint.
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Russia: Inflation rises to 9.1% due to utility increases as expected

Bottom Line: Rosstat published its estimate for July inflation and in line withconsensus and our estimates it was reported at 9.1% yoy. While this was a sharp
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Brazil: Consumers help lift 2024 growth estimate, but 2025 outlook has weakened

Recent industrial production and retail sales data point to strong consumptionfueled growth in 2Q24, with a carryover effect leading us to upgrade our 3Q24
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Economics Focus：Summer revision course

This summer, we propose a series of short papers on some key macro topics to help you revise your fundamentals so you can be perfectly
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TAIEX -1% despite a 3% rebound in TSMC, amid declines across non-defensive

Performance: MSCI/All Taiwan +0.6%/-0.9% this week,outperforming MXAPJ by +1.5% (in US$), with gains in
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US Economic Perspectives CPI preview comment

We continue to expect a 25 bp rate cut in September and not 50 bp. We view the current debate amongst the FOMC as whether they want to move from long signaling a
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UK—July Inflation and June Labour Market Preview

BOTTOM LINE: We expect the upcoming July inflation print (scheduled for releaseon 14th August) to see services inflation decelerate to 5.48%, down from 5.74% in
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Ukraine: Inflation Rises Above Mid-Point of Target, As Expected

Bottom Line: Headline CPI rose by 0.6pp to +5.4%yoy in July, broadly in line withour forecast and consensus expectations (both +5.3%yoy). This marks the first time
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MONETARY POLICY MATTERS, BUT GROWTH MATTERS MORE

Macro Drivers: Despite the soft payroll numbers, a US recession remains unlikely ◼ Multi Asset: Fed cuts are only good for risk assets when a recession does not follow
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MXAPJ closed the week flat, led by rebounds in the Greater China markets

MXAPJ closed flat, with Hong Kong & China Offshore (+2%)leading Korea (-4%), Singapore (-3%), and Australia (-2%).
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