August 4, 2024 10:23 PM GMT M Idea China Economics | Asia Pacific Bull vs. Bear: Is Bad Data Good News Again? China's growth deceleration continued in July, raising the urgency of more easing. The Politburo has called for faster implementation of announced policies and suggested more might be coming. We expect continued reactive easing and a slight growth improvement in 2H, leaving FY24 GDP growth tracking at 4.6-4.7%. To bring you a variety of perspectives, we have picked several charts that consider both ...

Fixed Income Credit Commentary 13 Aug 2024 CMBI Credit Commentary Fixed Income Daily Market Update 固定收益部市场日报 The Asset Asian G3 Bond Benchmark Review 2023 We hope you found our commentaries and ideas helpful. We seek to elevate our efforts and value-add further in the coming year. We highly appreciate your support to us in Sell-Side Analysts of the polls of "The Asset Asian G3 Bond Benchmark Review 2024". Thank you for your support! . Asian IGs were stable and flows skewed to better selling this morning. Ja ...

13 August 2024 | 10:31AM HKT 2131d4eaf4cb4d50b1d51c8af07b64b4 Wistron (3231.TW): Better 3Q24 ahead on AI servers ramp up, PCs and general servers recovery; Product mix and larger scale to support GM We remain positive on Wistron post 2Q24 results and July revenues, which are both in line with our estimates. We expect a better 3Q24 ahead with stronger seasonality, PCs and general servers recovery on new product cycle, and AI servers ramp up on better GPU supply. Although there are still some uncertainties in ...

Investment Rating - The report provides a GDP growth forecast of 4.9% for 2024, indicating a slower growth outlook due to various economic factors [15]. Core Insights - The property sector is experiencing a significant downturn, with sales, starts, and real estate investment (REI) projected to decline by 5-10%, 15-20%, and 5-10% respectively in 2024 [16]. - Consumption recovery remains weak, with offline activities normalizing but overall consumption still below pre-COVID trends, influenced by factors such as income, confidence, and excess savings [17][35]. - Infrastructure fixed asset investment (FAI) is expected to moderate to 5-6% in 2024 from 8% in 2023, reflecting a shift in government support dynamics [18]. - Exports are projected to remain resilient, with nominal exports expected to increase by 3.5% in 2024, supported by robust US growth and ongoing global tech cycles [19]. Economic Indicators Summary - Real GDP growth is forecasted at 4.9% for 2024, with a notable Q1 growth of 5.3% followed by a slowdown to 4.7% in Q2 [15]. - Consumption growth is expected to be 5.1% in 2024, down from 6.4% in 2023, reflecting ongoing challenges in consumer confidence and spending [3]. - Fixed investment growth is projected to stabilize at 3.7% for 2024, consistent with the previous year [3]. - The current account balance is expected to decrease to 1.2% of GDP in 2024, down from 1.4% in 2023 [3]. Sector-Specific Insights - The property sector's downturn is described as the sharpest in history, significantly impacting GDP and local government financing [16][25]. - Infrastructure investment is anticipated to slow down, with a focus on maintaining fiscal support amid weaker local government financing conditions [18]. - Retail sales growth is projected to remain subdued, with key factors such as youth unemployment and cautious consumer sentiment affecting overall spending [35][38]. Policy and Market Dynamics - Major coordinated policy easing measures were implemented in May 2024 to address the property downturn, although the effectiveness of these measures remains to be seen [22]. - The report highlights the importance of addressing inventory destocking in the property sector, with limited progress noted so far [16][25]. - The report emphasizes the need for further policy support to stimulate consumption and investment, particularly in the context of high savings rates and cautious consumer behavior [41].

Global Research and Evidence Lab 13 August 2024 Australian Economic Comment RBA Hauser hawkish: lifts neutral & NAIRU. WPI ticks down to 0.8% q/q, but y/y holds 4.1% RBA Deputy Hauser hawkish: effectively lifts neutral rate & NAIRU estimates RBA Deputy Governor Hauser's speech was on the hawkish side; especially relative to prior comments, which were initially more balanced on the RBA's 'dual mandate' of an inflation target as well as full employment. 1) Hauser characterised inflation as persistent, and hig ...

13 August 2024 | 10:18AM HKT Wiwynn (6669.TW): 2024 Nl +79% YoY, in line; ASIC Servers and General Servers to drive growth in 2H24; Buy Wiwynn delivered in-line 2Q24 results, sustaining strong YoY growth on low base last year (Read more in our results first take). We expect sequential top-line growth in 3Q/4Q24E, up 82%/ 68% YoY, with gross margin at 9.5%, above its historical level of ~8% on continuous NRE (non-recurring engineering) charges on new AI server projects. We expect ASIC (Application Specific I ...

13 August 2024 | 8:06AM BST Valneva SE (VLS.PA): 2024 First Take: Weak Dukoral sales drive topline miss requiring significant step up to meet guidance Valneva reported 2024 earnings with revenue coming in at €38.1m, 13%/11% below GSe/Company-compiled consensus estimates of €43.8mn/€42.7mn driven by product sales which were 13%/8% below (refer to Exhibit 2 for comparison vs Visible Alpha Consensus Data for individual products). Within this, Ixario sales grew 96% YoY (52% QoQ) and were 6%/24% above GSe/Visibl ...

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13 August 2024 | 8:45AM BST 2131d4eaf4cb4d50b1d51c8af07b64b4 UK: June Labour Market—Private Sector Regular Pay in Line with Our Expectations, but Unemployment Rate Comes in Lower BOTTOM LINE: Private sector regular pay growth came in at 5.2% on a three-month year-on-year basis in June, in line with our expectations but slightly above the BoE's August MPR projection. The seasonally adjusted month-on-month pace came in at 0.35%, in line with our forecast and below the 0.50% average pace seen in the first five ...

ab 13 August 2024 Global Research and Evidence Lab Nihon Kohden Await rebound in market credibility Lowering price target and estimates We are lowering our price target for Nihon Kohden from ¥3,000 to ¥2,180 to reflect cuts to our estimates and base PER. We are revising our estimates based on changes to our forex assumptions (from ¥150/$ to ¥145 and ¥160/€ to ¥155) and cuts to our sales estimates for Japan and China. Our new target PER of 20.2X is a 10% discount to our previous multiple (the 22.5X average f ...