Titan Machinery (TITN) Q1 2026 Earnings Call May 22, 2025 08:30 AM ET Company Participants Jeff Sonnek - Managing DirectorBryan Knutson - President, CEO & DirectorBo Larsen - CFO & TreasurerLiam Burke - Managing Director Conference Call Participants Edward Jackson - MD & Senior Research AnalystMircea Dobre - Associate Director of Research & Senior Research AnalystBen Klieve - Senior Research AnalystMatthew Raab - Equity Research Analyst Operator Greetings, and welcome to the Titan Machinery First Quarter Fi ...

20 May 2025 | 3:52PM EDT Global Market Views: Smaller Tails Widen Some Paths, Narrow Others 1. Some paths widen, some narrow. Equity markets have relaxed over the past month following a succession of positive trade-related developments between the 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs and the recent tariff reduction with respect to China. Tariff rates are now lower, but not low, and the same can be said about recession risks in the US. The lowering of trade tensions means that even if hard data 'catch down' to ...

Morgan Stanley Asia Limited Robin Xing Chief China Economist Robin.Xing@morganstanley.com +852 2848-6511 Jenny Zheng, CFA Economist Jenny.L.Zheng@morganstanley.com +852 3963-4015 May 11, 2025 09:41 PM GMT Investor Presentation | Asia Pacific M Foundation Growth Pain Beneath the Surface Related reports: Growth Pain Beneath the Surface (9 May 2025) Direct Tariff Impact Mitigated by Rerouting (9 May 2025) For important disclosures, refer to the Disclosure Section, located at the end of this report. M Possible ...

8 May 2025 | 7:03AM HKT China Musings Self-help is underway, but tariff drags are likely on the way 1. China equity (MSCI China) has almost fully recovered its post-Liberation Day drawdown of 13% in the past 1 month, and has returned 12% ytd. Despite the unprecedented trade frictions with the US, China financial assets have been resilient so far, with the Rmb appreciating against the USD by 1.7% in the past month, and Chinese government bonds re-testing all-time highs in recent days. Commonly cited reasons ...

EQUITY RESEARCH | May 8, 2025 | 6:45AM CS T PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BUILDING PRODUCTS HOME FURNISHING & APPLIANCES CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AGENCY DEVELOPERS China Shifting to domestic demand story; highlighting Buy ideas in property value chain We turn more constructive on property value chain stocks as we see potential policy support for domestic demand as a multi-year effort to mitigate external uncertainties. We view the selected 7 stocks in 5 sectors (developer: CRL, building materials: Yuhong/BNBM/Kinlong, ...

J P M O R G A N Asia Pacific Economic Research 04 May 2025 China monthly data outlook When economic recovery meets tariff tsunami China's 1Q GDP and March activity data pointed at a solid growth momentum. Real GDP grew 5.4%oya in 1Q on a solid 6.6%q/q saar expansion (after a strong recovery of 7.6%q/q saar in 4Q). The details of March activity data generally beat expectations. On the production side, IP came in notably above expectations, rising 7.7%oya on a 0.7%m/m sa gain. On the demand side, retail sales ...

May 6, 2025 08:03 AM GMT Investor Presentation | Asia Pacific M Foundation What's Next for Tariffs and Stimulus? Morgan Stanley Asia Limited+ Robin Xing Chief China Economist Robin.Xing@morganstanley.com +852 2848-6511 For analyst certification and other important disclosures, refer to the Disclosure Section, located at the end of this report. M China's Growth to Slow to 4.2% in 2025 amid Tariff Shock Growth to soften meaningfully in Q2-Q3 Deflation pressure will remain persistent 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 6. ...

May 1, 2025 03:54 PM GMT China Musings | Asia Pacific How Beijing's Stimulus May Cushion Tariff Shock 2Q growth could slow one percentage point as tariffs bite. We expect Beijing to navigate the challenges with cautious and uneven stimulus policies: still relying on investment in emerging sectors and urban renewal, while gradually shifting policy towards consumption over the medium term. Tariffs have reached prohibitive levels and may not get much higher. Investors are focused on two things. Exhibit 2 : Wha ...

Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly state an investment rating for the industry Core Insights - The Politburo has pledged to coordinate domestic policy and implement existing policies more aggressively, including faster issuance of government bonds and potential cuts to the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) and policy rates [3] - Real GDP growth is projected to soften, with 2Q real GDP tracking at less than 4.5% year-on-year [4] - Persistent deflationary pressures are noted, with a significant decline in container throughput to the US due to tariffs [7][8] - Household sentiment regarding consumption is weakening, driven by concerns over job security and salary amidst US tariff hikes [12] - The property market sentiment has cooled, with increased expectations of price declines and a rise in eager sellers [16] Policy Measures - The report outlines specific measures such as unemployment insurance rebates to exporters, a new relending facility for service consumption, and increased funding support for consumer trade-in programs [3] - A supplementary fiscal package of RMB 1-1.5 trillion is expected in the second half of 2025, alongside enhanced infrastructure and tech investment support [40] - The government is expected to implement a consumption-focused fiscal package of RMB 10 trillion over the next two years [49] Economic Indicators - The report indicates that 36% of the 2025 government bond quota has been utilized, compared to an average of 20% in the past five years [44] - Local government special refinancing bond net issuance is reported at RMB 1.5 trillion out of a total of RMB 2 trillion for local government debt swaps [47] - The US weighted average tariffs on China's exports are projected to remain high, with trade-weighted tariff hikes reduced to 34% with exemptions [22][24]

April 16, 2025 04:54 AM GMT China Economics | Asia Pacific Growth to Soften Meaningfully in Q2-Q3 Key Takeaways Strong 1Q on policy front-loading: Key drivers for 1Q growth have been (1) strong infrastructure capex on front-loaded govt bond issuance; and (2) robust sales of consumer goods in trade-in program. Manufacturing capex also edged up in March, likely reflecting revived tech animal spirit. These help offset the moderating exports on fading front-loading and Fentanyl-related tariffs. That said, defla ...