海外研报

Economics Focus

On Sunday at 20:00 CET, we should have a broad idea of the make-up of the National Assembly. At around 22:00 CET, we will likely have a fairly clear view on the final make-up.

DMP: En Route to August

The june iteration of the Decision Maker Panel survey supports our call for anAugust cut. Wage expectations and perceived pricing power are softening, andrealised inflation took a decent step lower in

Into the Second Round

With the second-round French election on 7 July, we discuss key election-related developments in the days following first-round

Prime Insights & Analytics Prime Services Weekly Report July 5, 2024 Friday 6/28 – Thursday 7/4

The GS Equity Fundamental L/S Performance Estimate2 rose +0.35% between 6/28 and 7/4 (vs MSCI World TR +1.37%), driven by beta of +0.67%

FX View AUD/JPY is back in fashion

The two most-watched US economic surprise indices, published by Bloomberg and Citi, are showing a steady downward trend – i.e., a lot of negative surprises in the data. This clearly affects

China Gas Holdings Ltd

A major gas distributor with the largest exposure in rural areas. A China Gas is one of the major gasdistributors in China with a market share of around 7% in 2022 in terms of gas sales volume.

Asia-Pacific Portfolio Strategy: Asian equity market daily update

The MXAPJ Index was flat today. Taiwan and Philippines markets outperformed,while Hong Kong and China markets underperformed. Within MXAPJ sectors, Info

Assessing France’s Indecisive Election

Everything must change, so that everything can stay the same. Anatole used this aphorism from the great novel of Italian reunification, The Leopard, to

Global Markets Daily: French Elections: OATs Not Out Of the Woods

The results of the French legislative election second round surprised vsexpectations, with the left coalition winning the highest number of seats and

This week in Japan (8 July)

The key question is whether reports from regional BOJ branches offer evidence of avirtuous cycle of wages and prices (“second force” inflation), which the Bank hopes will