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Nowcasting inflation in Brazil: a welcome stabilization for consumer prices
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Nowcasting inflation in Brazil: a welcome stabilization for consumer prices

Consumer price inflation in Brazil did not worsen this month, according to the most recent projection from CEIC’s proprietary nowcast.
Equity fund inflows resume in Asia’s biggest economy
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Equity fund inflows resume in Asia’s biggest economy

Chinese equity funds are adding net new money again, as we can see from fund flows compiled by our partners at EPFR.
Our newest nowcast suggests US payroll growth is set to decelerate
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Our newest nowcast suggests US payroll growth is set to decelerate

US non-farm payrolls, one of the most reliably market-moving economic indicators in the world. It’s calling for payrolls growth to decelerate in June, slipping to 231,360 from 272,000 in May.
This high-frequency indicator showing a resilient US consumer in June
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This high-frequency indicator showing a resilient US consumer in June

CEIC offers its users the Johnson Redbook Index, a high-frequency indicator that is generated by analyzing year-on-year same-store sales growth at large retailers. It’s showing a pickup in consumer spending this month – contrasting with the decelerating official retail sales data recently released for May.
Foreign investment floods into Singapore’s financial hub
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Foreign investment floods into Singapore’s financial hub

Singapore has been a key hub for trading for decades, but its financial sector’s increasing importance – especially to American banking and insurance firms – pushed foreign direct investment to a record.
Watching air travel as Chinese tourism picks up
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Watching air travel as Chinese tourism picks up

China’s tourists are traveling again, but the recovery is somewhat uneven -- depending on the destination. Flights to Japan are back at pre-pandemic levels, while flights to Singapore are increasing but haven’t yet reached that milestone. Meanwhile, flights to the US are just one-fifth of the 2019 trend.
Trade-weighting the Saudi riyal: “outperforming” the dollar, even though it’s pegged
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Trade-weighting the Saudi riyal: “outperforming” the dollar, even though it’s pegged

Trade-weighted exchange rates aim to strip away the effect of the outsized strength of the dollar, gaining a more holistic perspective on an economy's interdependence with its most important trading partners. Saudi Arabia is an interesting case, given it pegs its currency to the greenback.
India’s equity fund inflows outperform the rest of emerging Asia
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India’s equity fund inflows outperform the rest of emerging Asia

India had registered 16 consecutive months of positive equity fund flows as of April. In February, the $7 billion inflow was a record. The rest of emerging Asia saw outflows in 5 of those 16 months – almost one-third of the time. Meanwhile, India's share of the equity funds under management for emerging Asia surged above 40%.
In Chile, producer price index is linked to the crucially important copper industry, where prices spiked to a record this year before partially retreating. When measuring the value of Chile’s imports, copper is also a factor: “intermediate” imports include inputs that are important for the mining industry.
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In Chile, producer price index is linked to the crucially important copper industry, where prices spiked to a record this year before partially retreating. When measuring the value of Chile’s imports, copper is also a factor: “intermediate” imports includ

In Chile, producer price index is linked to the crucially important copper industry, where prices spiked to a record this year before partially retreating. When measuring the value of Chile’s imports, copper is also a factor: “intermediate” imports include inputs that are important for the mining industry.
The sluggish agricultural productivity behind Modi’s weakened popularity with rural voters
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The sluggish agricultural productivity behind Modi’s weakened popularity with rural voters

Indian agricultural productivity has grown over the decades, but has not kept pace with other emerging markets like Bangladesh and Vietnam. This provides important context to India’s surprising election result, which saw Prime Minister Narendra Modi win fewer seats than expected in key agricultural areas.
Examining the China-Japan-South Korea trade triangle as free trade deal sought
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Examining the China-Japan-South Korea trade triangle as free trade deal sought

China, Japan and South Korea say they want to accelerate talks on free trade. Examining the historic data, we can see that Japan and South Korea remain major trading partners for China in absolute terms – but in relative terms, they have become less important parts of China’s overall trade mix.
The real suffers as funds flow out of Brazilian equities
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The real suffers as funds flow out of Brazilian equities

In the wake of the devastating floods in Brazil and increasing fiscal stress, the nation’s currency has been sinking. We can gain insight into this phenomenon by tracking the fund outflow data compiled by our partners at EPFR.