MNI China Daily Summary: Wednesday, February 19

MNI BRIEF: China Jan Utilised FDI Lower Than Last Year

MNI BRIEF: China Unveils Plan To Attract Foreign Investors

MNI BRIEF: China To Ensure Credit Supply For Private Companies

MNI BRIEF: China Bond Connect Holdings Down In January

MNI: China Tier-one Housing Markets Likely To Stabilise

MNI: US REDBOOK: FEB STORE SALES +5.8% V YR AGO MO

MNI: US JAN HOUSING STARTS 1.366M; PERMITS 1.483M

EZ/UK Bond Supply Calendar: IT Piu; SP, FR Due Thursday

GERMANY: Economy Ministry Lowers 2025 Growth Forecast As Expected

MNI EXCLUSIVE: EU-Mercosur Deal Close, But Likely Short-Lived - Officials

GERMANY: Kukies Considers Potential Non-Implementation Of 2024 Suppl' Budget

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  • Notable local news flow is few and far between this morning, with wider focus across CEE on the NBP rate decision later today.
  • There are also no data releases scheduled for today. Prime Minister Orban will chair a cabinet meeting.
  • Looking ahead to the rest of the week, industrial production (Est: -3.7% Y/Y; Prior: -2.9%) and retail sales (Est: +2.0% Y/Y; Prior: +4.1%) figures for December are due Thursday, while budget balance data for January is on the docket Friday.
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  • Notable local news flow is few and far between this morning, with wider focus across CEE on the NBP rate decision later today.
  • There are also no data releases scheduled for today. Prime Minister Orban will chair a cabinet meeting.
  • Looking ahead to the rest of the week, industrial production (Est: -3.7% Y/Y; Prior: -2.9%) and retail sales (Est: +2.0% Y/Y; Prior: +4.1%) figures for December are due Thursday, while budget balance data for January is on the docket Friday.