Asia in the coming week: Important inflation figures from China and major economic updates from South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan
China’s January Inflation and Property Market Update
This Wednesday, China will publish its inflation figures for January, covering both the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI). Our projections indicate that CPI inflation will register a 0.5% increase compared to the same period last year, a slight decrease from December’s 0.8%. This dip is largely attributed to the impact of the Lunar New Year on consumer prices.
Meanwhile, the PPI is anticipated to remain in negative territory for the 40th month in a row, though the decline is expected to moderate to approximately -1.3% year-on-year, reflecting a recent uptick in commodity prices.
Looking ahead, China’s property price data for 70 major cities is scheduled for release next Friday. The real estate sector is likely to report further month-on-month price drops as it continues to await additional policy measures for support.
Taiwan’s Trade Outlook
Taiwan is expected to maintain robust trade performance in the coming period.
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