I was the sad sack on China yesterday, posting the data indicating the country slipping back towards consumer price deflation:
- China November CPI +0.2% y/y (expected +0.5%) PPI -2.5% y/y (expected -2.8%)
- China’s Inflation Data: November Trends and Projections
But, with a glimmer of hope perhaps this week:
Later on Justin had some better news:
- China’s Politburo says will implement a more moderately loose monetary policy
- China promise for even bigger easing lifts risk sentiment
- China president Xi: We must be fully prepared to achieve next year’s economic targets
- ForexLive European FX news wrap: Aussie buoyed as China vows to ramp up stimulus next year
And Adam followed u:
- It’s all about China today: Three stories are dominating
- Treasury yields higher as China turns on the taps but bonds skeptical
Just to finish on a down note ( 😉 ) … how often have we been disappointed by all the promisies out of China Is this time different?
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.
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