16 November 2018 Chris Williamson
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15 November 2018 William May
US mid-term election results lift sentiment before trade concerns drain the cheer again
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15 November 2018 Jack Kennedy
Gaza ceasefire to hold but accelerate Israeli cabinet divisions and sustain high risk of renewed conflict.
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15 November 2018 Jamal Amir
Indonesian new vehicle market grows in October
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15 November 2018 Michael Stoppard
This is an excerpt from Michael Stoppard’s India CERAWeek presentation.
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14 November 2018 Chris Williamson
IHS Markit US PMI indicates strong start to fourth quarter
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14 November 2018 Holley Lewis
Healthcare reform policies have facilitated a major boom for the Chinese ultrasound market, the world’s second largest after the United States...
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14 November 2018 Carlos Cardenas
Disagreement between Mexican president-elect and his party to delay control of banking fees, regulatory changes still likely
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14 November 2018 Cameron Lockwood
International reference pricing of pharmaceuticals: Apply liberally or use sparingly?
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14 November 2018 Ian Fletcher
Spanish government set to aim for gasoline, diesel passenger car ban by 2040
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14 November 2018 Milena Izmirlieva
The impact of expedited marketing authorisation on P&R outcomes for drugs in the US and EU-5
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14 November 2018 Chris Williamson
IHS Markit US PMI selling price index remains near record high
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13 November 2018 Tom Jackson
Amazon announced that its new second headquarters will be divided among locations in the New York City and Washington, DC, metro areas.
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13 November 2018 John Miller
As Colombia recovers from bloody civil strife, contains a resurgent cocaine trade, and firms up its economy under a new president, it will need...
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13 November 2018 Chris Fenske
Data shows that 10yr AAA municipal bond yields rose slower than benchmark government bonds when rates sold off in the US.
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13 November 2018 Ian Fletcher
Demand for diesel passenger cars in the EU has deteriorated further during the third quarter, while gasoline and electrified options continue...
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13 November 2018 Diego Moya-Ocampos, LLB Brian Lawson
Despite political noise and adverse recent headlines our view of Peru continues to be positive
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13 November 2018 Andrew Harker
Sub-Saharan African economies have seen growth slow in recent months
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12 November 2018
New TPP – the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) will enter into force December 30th. CPTPP has been...
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12 November 2018 Gustav Ando
Meet us at ISPOR, come see our posters, chat with us about our new product innovations
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12 November 2018 Nick Vafiadis
Aggressive policies designed to limit single-use plastic packaging and define specific targets for plastics recycling are being implemented globally...
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12 November 2018 Chris Williamson
UK data updates to employment, wage, inflation and retail sales data will be eyed to ascertain the economy's resilience in the face of intensifying...
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09 November 2018 Rajiv Biswas Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 12 November 2018
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09 November 2018 Carla Selman
IMF 'safeguard' unlikely to reduce Argentina's protest and strike risks; cargo and transport disruption, property damage likely
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09 November 2018 Chris Williamson
Global business activity grew at a marginally improved rate in October, but remained close to September's two-year low
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09 November 2018 Brian Lawson
Mozambique progresses debt restructuring by agreeing to share gas revenues with creditors; gas production remains key to debt sustainability....
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09 November 2018
China to further regulate low-speed EV industry, curb new capacity
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08 November 2018 Sam Pierson
What a difference a decade makes
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08 November 2018 Carolyn Seto
Over the past decade, oil and gas players have increasingly pursued open innovation strategies to complement internal research and development...
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08 November 2018 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Brazilian light-vehicle registrations jump 24.5% y/y in October
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08 November 2018 Gustav Ando
US gets the headlines, but Greece and Denmark have more immediate impact
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08 November 2018 Gavan Nolan
Flagship UK credits are widening amid Brexit uncertainty
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08 November 2018 William May
Mixed messages on trade and lackluster data on global manufacturing activity continued to push commodity prices lower
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08 November 2018 IHS Markit Maritime & Trade Expert
When the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO’s) legal committee met for its 105th session in April, the subject of fraudulent ship registrations...
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07 November 2018 Sam Pierson
Best month of the year for short interest factors
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07 November 2018
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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07 November 2018 Hanna Luchnikava-Schorsch Deepa Kumar Angus Lam
Parliamentary elections in 2019 encourage government interference with RBI; policy reversals to increase India's external vulnerabilities.
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07 November 2018
We review factor performance in October 2018.
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07 November 2018 Lindsay Newman John Raines
New US Congress to result in policy gridlock and executive action on tariffs, sanctions, and deregulation.
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07 November 2018 Jamal Amir
New vehicle sales in South Korea, including passenger vehicle imports, surged 23.8% y/y to 160,370 units during October
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07 November 2018
The fundamental points to take note of regarding the IMO 2020 transition
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07 November 2018 Pollyanna De Lima
Widespread contraction in eurozone productivity at start of fourth quarter
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06 November 2018 IHS Markit Technology Expert
What are the how, when and why of blockchain implementation? Get answers. View blockchain infographic.
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06 November 2018 Chris Williamson
Global business activity grew at a marginally improved rate in October.
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06 November 2018 Shan Xue
China’s retail power tariff: Upward and downward pressure coexist
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06 November 2018 Jonathan Chatelain
For FY18, despite red flags that can forewarn a dividend cut, we forecast Casino to pay a flat dividend of €3.12 per share, to be paid in two...
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06 November 2018 Ewa Oliveira da Silva
Inefficiency in the centralized model behind Mexico's tendering decline
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05 November 2018 Bernard Aw
Japan PMI shows post-typhoon demand lifts output while input costs at 10-year high
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05 November 2018 Bernard Aw
China PMI surveys signal business activity growth at weakest in two years
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05 November 2018 John Miller
Trade and production of plastics are getting a boost from more gas drilling, even as the fuel-based material faces opposition because it’s so...
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05 November 2018 Nitin Budhiraja
Turkish light-vehicle sales decline 76.5% y/y during October, drop 32.6% y/y in YTD
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05 November 2018 Rory McSwiggan
After three consecutive quarters of increasing totals and record highs, trade volumes for Q3 seem to have ebbed slightly. Total sales for Q3...
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05 November 2018 Chris Williamson
PMI surveys showed UK business activity growing at a sharply reduced rate in October.
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05 November 2018 Ridzwan Rahmat Jon Grevatt
Country forecast to spend $10 billion on military investment between 2018 and 2024
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02 November 2018 Hanna Luchnikava-Schorsch Asad Ali
Pakistan’s new government of Imran Khan reluctantly returns to the IMF after other efforts to ease its external financial pressures fail
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02 November 2018 Brian Lawson
Significant privatizations represent an important indicator of market resilience, while having major impacts for the vendor countries.
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02 November 2018 Chris Williamson
Next week’s economic diary is a busy one, including the US FOMC meeting and the worldwide release of October services PMI surveys.
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02 November 2018 Rajiv Biswas Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 5 November 2018
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01 November 2018 Bernard Aw
Indonesia manufacturing PMI points to softer demand conditions at start of Q4
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01 November 2018
Late 2018 oil-price uncertainty may delay any potential deal
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01 November 2018 Emily Crowley
The wage outlook for unskilled construction labor for each US geographic region
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01 November 2018 Ken Wattret
Why the euro has risen so much on a trade-weighted basis and why it matters
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01 November 2018 Asad Ali
Sri Lankan PM's removal triggers constitutional crisis; early parliamentary elections likely and protest risks increasing in Colombo.
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01 November 2018 William May
Markets tumble further despite attempts by Chinese policy makers to lift the mood
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01 November 2018 Kelvin Wong
The biennial Airshow China provides a rare window into the country’s latest aircraft, weaponry, and technical advancements
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01 November 2018 Chris Williamson
Manufacturers reported a disappointing start to the fourth quarter, registering the weakest monthly growth since the Brexit vote.
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31 October 2018 Hanna Luchnikava-Schorsch Deepa Kumar Brian Lawson Angus Lam
our initial assessment of the enactment of Section 7 of the RBI Act and the likely policy implications
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31 October 2018 Tim Westcott Matteo Marchello Maria Aguete
In today’s media environment, Turner Sports affirms its focus on total audience delivery and fan engagement that is aggregated across all its...
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31 October 2018 Jordan Anderson
New Rwandan cabinet indicates presidential consolidation of power, increasing likelihood of rapprochement with Uganda facilitating infrastructure...
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31 October 2018
We review the Oil and Gas Model performance as IHS Markit raised its oil price outlook for 4Q 2018 while geopolitical events lay the groundwork...
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31 October 2018 Tate Nurkin
Jane’s examines the nature of China’s progress in innovation and how the United States could respond to intensifying competition.
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30 October 2018 Carlos Caicedo
Brazil elects far-right president; policy direction and economic performance require details of new cabinet, fiscal adjustments.
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29 October 2018 Sam Pierson
Most shorted ahead of earnings
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29 October 2018 John Miller
The modern factory food industry which nourishes many of the world’s 7.6 billion people demands large supplies of wheat, corn, sugar and soybeans....
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29 October 2018 Gil Shefi
The idiomatic phrase “Garbage In, Garbage Out” still rings true 60 years after it was first coined. It has expanded from the world of computer...
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29 October 2018 David Deull
Halloween candy prices will likely lurch upward this year, but candy spending is not spooked
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28 October 2018 Kathleen Navin, CBE Ben Herzon, Ph.D.
According to our Monthly GDP Index, monthly GDP rose 0.3% in September.
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26 October 2018 Brian Lawson
Ample equity market supply, sharp price cuts and outright withdrawals leave several important equity sales facing uncertain markets.
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26 October 2018 Chris Williamson
The worldwide release of October manufacturing PMI surveys will be a highlight in the coming week.
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26 October 2018 Chris Williamson Bernard Aw Rajiv Biswas
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 29 October 2018
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25 October 2018 William May
Geopolitical issues dominate, driving significant volatility in currency and commodity prices.
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25 October 2018 IHS Markit Energy Expert
The transition toward a lower-carbon energy world has traditional fossil-fuel based producers re-evaluating their business strategies.
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25 October 2018 Mike Wall
Tariff and trade outlook for the automotive industry
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25 October 2018 Spencer Welch
Initial findings from the IHS Markit multi-client study on the impact of the IMO’s 2020 sulfur reduction plan
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25 October 2018 Chris Williamson
Trade-led slowdown pushes flash Eurozone PMI to two-year low at start of fourth quarter
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24 October 2018 Raj Badiani
Our stress scenario, using our Global Link Model, indicates a domestic recession but a smaller impact on the eurozone.
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24 October 2018 Robin Waters
Plastics Sustainability is the most critical issue facing the plastics industry and could lead to deselection by consumers, retailers and brand...
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24 October 2018 Lindsay Newman John Raines
Our analysts look at three possible election outcomes and assess the policy implications.
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24 October 2018
Uber has revealed how it intends to help all its drivers make the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) by 2025 under its clean air plan.
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24 October 2018 Daniel Knapp, Ph.D.
Beneath the robust growth of the advertising market is a more complex picture, with seismic forces transforming the industry.
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22 October 2018 Nitin Budhiraja
Beijing to support development of connected vehicles - significance
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22 October 2018 Alisa Strobel
Zimbabwe revises GDP data and includes informal sector for the first time while the new Finance Minister announces ambitious economic stabilization...
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22 October 2018 John Miller
Exit polls taken after the recent local elections in Poland suggest a moderate victory for the country’s embattled right-wing populist government....
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19 October 2018 Rajiv Biswas Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 22 October 2018
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19 October 2018 Brian Lawson
While major IPO postponements indicate worsening sentiment, Turkey’s market return and Pemex’s 10-year bond sale are clearly risk-positive.
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19 October 2018 Petya Barzilska
Bulgarian prosecutors likely to continue drive for corruption and organized crime convictions, increasing business disruption, non-payment risks....
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19 October 2018 Chris Williamson
Flash PMI data will be scoured for signals of economic performance at the start of the final quarter of 2018.
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18 October 2018 William May
US Treasury yield move prompts largest global equity sell off since January.
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18 October 2018 Isha Sharma
Indian passenger vehicle shipments down 5.6% y/y, CV dispatches jump 24% y/y in September
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18 October 2018 Carla Selman
Argentine export tax burden mitigated by currency gains, but strikes disrupting cargo and port operations likely.
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18 October 2018 Matthew Piatek
Current spare capacity and planned expansions create room for local production to grow
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18 October 2018 Verner Ayukegba
Electoral fraud accusations by Mozambique's opposition RENAMO unlikely to lead to return to civil war.
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17 October 2018 David Hsieh
Apple's three new iPhones all use the GF2 sensor, which provides better touch sensitivity
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17 October 2018 Brendan Melck
Discounts provided to Czech state hospitals in tenders showed that manufacturers are offering discounts on that reduce the ultimate price to...
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17 October 2018 Nitin Budhiraja
China's new vehicle sales drop 11.6% y/y in September
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16 October 2018
The dispute resolution process of the 1994 NAFTA will be preserved. Canada can challenge duties placed by US on Canadian exports on an expert...
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16 October 2018 Joseph Hayes Andrew Harker
Rising interest rates in the US are putting pressure on currencies in emerging markets.
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16 October 2018
This year, we are focused on 'Agility in post-trade' and looking at how being agile as an organisation is a key differentiator for our clients...
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16 October 2018 Timo Klein
The government’s shift towards a more expansionary fiscal policy remains limited in scope and overly focused on public consumption rather than...
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16 October 2018 Nariman Behravesh, Ph.D.
Ukraine, South Africa, Indonesia and India among key emerging markets vulnerable to currency crisis
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15 October 2018 Francesca Peck
As we edge closer to October’s decisive monetary policy meeting, stronger than expected inflation figures may have given the hawks the upper...
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15 October 2018 John Miller
If Jair Bolsonaro beats Fernando Haddad for Brazil’s presidency on Oct. 28, it’s expected to spur Brazilian exports at the expense of environmental...
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12 October 2018 Rajiv Biswas Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 15 October 2018
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12 October 2018 Langelihle Malimela
South African finance minister's replacement unlikely to change economic impact of pending budget or ratings downgrade risk.
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12 October 2018 Carlos Caicedo
Far-right candidate well-placed to win Brazil's presidential election in second round; support for austerity likely.
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12 October 2018 Gavan Nolan
The recent credit event on Astaldi showed that not all bankruptcies are the same
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11 October 2018 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
US DOT releases new guidelines for automated driving systems
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11 October 2018 Thea Fourie Langelihle Malimela Joyce Silungwe Brian Lawson
A 30-minute expert commentary on the current political and economic landscape and the potential near-term implications for South Africa.
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11 October 2018 Mike Malveda
Demand for oxo chemicals strongly dependent on demand for C4-C13 plasticizer alcohols, which depend on plasticizers market.
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11 October 2018 William May
Slower economic growth and rising bond yields suggest upcoming turbulence for commodity markets.
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11 October 2018 Jack Kennedy
Stalled Palestinian reconciliation increases likelihood of anti-Israel protests, elevating conflict risk after rocket and arson attacks.
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10 October 2018 Ian Fletcher
Norwegian passenger car demand retreats 21.2% y/y in September
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10 October 2018 Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from IHS Markit's monthly PMI overview presentation. For the full report please click on the link at the bottom of...
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10 October 2018 IHS Markit Technology Expert
A roundup of Market Insights for September, segmented first by type (free vs. premium content), and then by research service
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09 October 2018 Ian Fletcher
Portuguese passenger car sales fall 14% y/y during September
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09 October 2018 John Miller
The trade war between the US and China has cast a gloom over the global economy. Higher tariffs are expected to increase prices and dent demand...
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09 October 2018 Jane's Editorial Staff
Jane’s writers picked up three trophies at the inaugural Defence Media Awards, at The National Press Club in Washington, DC.
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08 October 2018 Eoin Ryan
The co-ruling Five Star Movement (Movimento Cinque Stelle: M5S) has voiced criticism of the economic case for pharmaceutical tenders in Italy...
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08 October 2018
Monthly style and specialty model performance report.
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08 October 2018 Stephanie Brinley, MBA
Brazilian light-vehicle registrations increase 5.8% y/y in September, production and exports slip
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08 October 2018 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth moderated to a two-year low in September in a broad-based slowdown, according to the latest PMI surveys.
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08 October 2018 Sian Jones
Manufacturers in the automotive industry experienced the weakest output growth for almost four years in the third quarter of 2018.
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08 October 2018 Bernard Aw
China PMI data points to resilient growth, but also highlight risks to future expansion
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05 October 2018 William May
Uncertainty in oil markets pushed oil and chemicals up as the world awaits OPEC’s reaction to Iranian sanctions.
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05 October 2018
We review factor performance in September 2018.
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05 October 2018 Eoin Ryan
To curb shortages, Norway's pharma industry turns to a number of mechanisms to ensure that the country maintains low drug prices in relation...
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05 October 2018 Gavan Nolan
Astaldi has filed for creditor protection, but will be that enough to trigger a credit event
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05 October 2018 Rajiv Biswas Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Week Ahead APAC Economic Preview: Week of 8 October 2018
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04 October 2018 Chris Williamson
Although the more accurate IHS Markit PMI extends back over a decade to early-2007, the ISM data extend back to the 1950s.
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04 October 2018 Jihane Boudiaf
Probable US Special Operations Forces' partial drawdowns likely to reignite jihadist attacks against sub-Saharan African security forces.
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04 October 2018 Chris Williamson
September PMI survey data added to signs that the US economy expanded at a slower, but still solid, rate in Q3
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03 October 2018 Bernard Aw
Japan PMI at two-year low signals softer output growth
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