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Week Ahead Data - China CPI, MAS Monetary Policy Decision On Tap

ASIA

September CPI data on Friday headlines an otherwise thin docket in China this week, elsewhere from South Korea we have September Unemployment Rate. The latest MAS meeting in Singapore is also due on Friday.

  • China - Friday's aforementioned September CPI provides the highlight, otherwise the docket is thin with just September Money Supply due sometime this week.
  • South Korea - On the wires this week we have September Unemployment Rate on Friday, tomorrow Aug Balance of Payments crosses.
  • Taiwan - The docket is thin this week with just September Trade Balance due on Wednesday.
  • Singapore - Due today we have September Foreign Reserves. On Friday we have Q3 Advance GDP print and the latest MAS Monetary Policy statement.
  • India - The docket is empty until Thursday when August Industrial Production and September CPI cross, these are the only data prints of note this week.
  • Indonesia - Today's September Consumer Confidence print is the only data of note this week, there is no estimate and the prior read was 125.2.
  • Thailand - Due this morning is September Consumer Confidence, the calendar is empty until Friday's weekly Foreign Reserve data.
  • Malaysia - On Thursday we have August Industrial Production which is the only data due this week.
  • Philippines - The local docket is light this week with only August Trade Balance due on Tuesday, a deficit of $4.4bn is expected.

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