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Week Ahead Data - China PMIs The Highlight

ASIA

The week ahead in Asia is highlighted by Fridays Chinese PMI prints

  • China - On Friday the Official PMI prints for June cross, Mfg PMI is estimated to come in at 49.0 and Non-Mfg PMI at 53.2. In an otherwise light calendar the only other data of note is May Industrial Profits.
  • South Korea - Friday's May Industrial Production (est: -8.7% Y/Y) headlines the week's docket. The June Business Survey and Consumer Confidence are due on Thursday and May Retail Sales will cross sometime this week.
  • Taiwan - Today May Industrial Production crosses, a fall of 20.05% is expected. Tomorrow May Unemployment Rate headlines the week, unemployment is expected to tick higher to 3.60%.
  • Singapore - May Industrial Production is the only data of note due this week, a fall of 7.0% is expected.
  • India - On Friday we have May Infrastructure Industries report due, the Fiscal deficit also crosses on Friday. Q1 Current Account Balance is due this week, a surplus of $3.00bn is expected.
  • Thailand - The docket is empty until Friday when May Trade Balance crosses as does the Weekly Foreign Reserves print.
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