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特別レポート 労働需要が供給を上回り、労働者は循環的に追い風を受けているが、賃金・物価のスパイラルが起こる可能性はほとんどない。構造的な背景は、40年以上前の前回の高インフレ局面以来、彼らにとって大きく不利に変わり、もはや価格決定者ではない。
US nonfarm payrolls increased by 223 thousand jobs in December, from 256 thousand in November and beating expectations of a larger decrease. Meanwhile, Household Survey data indicate that the number of employed workers increased by 717 thousand in December,…
Durable manufactured goods orders slid by 1.8% m/m in November, following a downwardly revised 0.4% m/m. However, contracting transportation equipment orders (-6.3% m/m) drove the bulk of the overall decline in November (they had led the increases in durable…
Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports contracted by 14.6% y/y in November, a sharp deterioration from the prior month’s downwardly revised 6.1% y/y decline, and more than double the expected 6.5% drop. Notably, exports of electronics fell by 20.2% y/y and led…
BCA Research’s Global Investment Strategy service is more optimistic than the consensus among investors on the near-term outlook. In contrast to the prevailing negative mood, they expect global growth to surprise on the upside in 2023. In the US, the…

Relative to beaten-down expectations, global growth will surprise on the upside in 2023. Investors should overweight equities for now but look to turn more defensive in the second half of the year.

Inflation figures for individual Eurozone economies released this week suggest that price pressures have peaked on the Old Continent. Notably, the preliminary estimate of Germany’s harmonized index of consumer prices (HICP) surprised to the downside,…
According to BCA Research’s China Investment Strategy service, China’s reopening and pro-growth stimulus will lift the economy from rock bottom. However, the recovery in the first half of this year will be uneven. China’s economic data indicate a…

How to play China's reopening? What are the dichotomies in the performance of China's plays in financial markets? Why has the Chinese central bank tightened liquidity since October and what has been the impact on local rates and the RMB? Is global growth about to bottom? What is the outlook for EM stocks, currencies, credit markets as well as the broad-trade weighted US dollar?

China's economic recovery will be led by consumer spending on services rather than the industrial sector. The current equity market leadership – outperformance by tech stocks – is unsustainable. Persistent deflationary forces will compel policymakers to inject more liquidity and bring down interest rates to reflate the economy. Hence, the RMB will resume its decline against the USD soon.