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Chinese Equities Rise Amid Rebound In Property Shares, Comments By PBoC And Sovereign Wealth Fund

General Trend:

  • Asian equity markets trade generally higher after gains in the US
  • Nike rises over 9% in the afterhours, raised sales guidance; US banks disclose capital return plans
  • China and Hong Kong equities rise, Property shares advance
  • China sovereign wealth fund official said A-shares are attractive after recent drop
  • Xiaomi IPO said to price at lower end of range
  • Sharp rallies over 10% after canceling stock offering; cited US/China trade spat
  • Osaka Gas announces investment in US shale gas project
  • Aussie rises amid equity gains in China, Japanese quarter-end flows in focus
  • Euro rises on EU migration agreement
  • US Treasury Dept. said to plan to release report related to China later on Friday
  • China issued list related to foreign investment access
  • PBoC discussed deleveraging measures in Q2 monetary policy report
  • China 10-yr bond Futures trade at highest level since April 2017
  • BoJ may later today announce bond purchase schedule for July
  • Bank of Japan (BoJ) cut purchases of 5-10 yr JGBs at daily operation
  • Japan jobless rate hits over 25-year low in May
  • Tokyo June core CPI rises more than expected, headline inflation unexpectedly rose
  • New Zealand consumer confidence hits lowest level since Aug 2016
  • Indonesia 10-yr bond yield rises ahead of central bank decision, rate hike expected
  • BoJ Tankan survey due for release next week (Monday, July 2nd)

Headlines/Economic Data

Australia/New Zealand

  • ASX 200 opened +0.1%
  • ASX 200 Utilities index +1.4%, REIT +1%, Resources +0.3%, Consumer Discretionary +0.2%, Financials flat; Telecom -0.4%
  • (AU) Australia May Private Sector Credit M/M: 0.2% v 0.4%e (matches Jan 2017 low) ; Y/Y: 4.8% v 5.0%e
  • (NZ) NEW ZEALAND JUN ANZ CONSUMER CONFIDENCE INDEX: 120.0 V 121.0 PRIOR (lowest level since Aug 2016); M/M: -0.8% V +0.4% PRIOR
  • (NZ) New Zealand May Building Permits M/M: +7.1% v -3.6% prior

China/Hong Kong

  • Shanghai Composite opened +0.1%, Hang Seng -0.1%
  • Hang Seng Consumer Goods index +2.8%, Info Tech +2.7%, Industrial Goods +2.4%, Property/Construction +2.2%, Services +1.8%, Materials +1.3%, Financials +1.3%
  • (CN) China PBOC Quarterly (Q2) Monetary Policy Committee: Reiterates stance to maintain prudent and neutral monetary policy; To control intensity and pace of structural deleveraging
  • (CN) For the week, the PBoC drained a net of CNY370B in its open market operations v CNY140B net injection w/w
  • (CN) China PBoC set yuan reference rate at 6.6166 v 6.5960 prior (weakest yuan fix since Dec 13 2017)
  • (US) US Ambassador to China Branstad: The Trump Administration is not convinced China is willing to make enough progress soon enough on trade issues
  • (CN) Zinc smelters in China said to propose 10% output cut – US financial press
  • (CN) China State Researcher sees GDP growth of ~6.5% in H2 2018 and 2019 – US financial press
  • (CN) China state planner issued special management measures list for foreign investment access, effective July 28th – press
  • (CN) China to revise rules related to public-private partnerships – Chinese Press

Japan

  • Nikkei 225 opened +0.2%
  • TOPIX Iron & Steel index +0.5%, Securities +0.4%; Real Estate -0.3%
  • (JP) JAPAN MAY JOBLESS RATE: 2.2% V 2.5%E (over 25-year low)
  • (JP) JAPAN MAY PRELIM INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION M/M: -0.2% V -1.0%E; Y/Y: 4.2% V 3.4%E
  • (JP) Japan June Tokyo CPI Y/Y: 0.6% v 0.4%e; Ex-Fresh Food (Core) Y/Y: 0.7% v 0.6%e
  • (JP) JAPAN JUN CONSUMER CONFIDENCE: 43.7 V 43.8E
  • (JP) JAPAN MAY ANNUALIZED HOUSING STARTS: 996K V 930KE; Y/Y: +1.3% V -5.7%E
  • (JP) Newsprint companies in Japan said to seek first price increase in many years – US financial press

Korea

  • Kospi opened +0.5%
  • (KR) South Korea May Industrial Production m/m: 1.1% v 0.2%e; y/y 0.9% v 0.9%e
  • (KR) South Korea May Cyclical Leading Index Change: -0.1 v -0.3 prior
  • (KR) South Korea July Business Survey: Manufacturing: 80 v 79 prior; Non-Manufacturing: 80 v 85 prior

North America

  • US equity markets ended higher: Dow +0.4%, S&P500 +0.6%, Nasdaq +0.8%, Russell 2000 +0.3%
  • S&P500 Technology +1.2%, Telecom +1%
  • Nike [NKE]: Raised forecast for annual sales growth to high single digits (prior mid to high single digits)

Europe

  • (EU) EU leaders said to reach deal on migration – US financial press
  • Deutsche Bank [DBK.DE]: Fed objects to capital plan for Deutsche Bank US unit due to qualitative

Levels as of 01:30ET

  • Nikkei 225, +0.1%, ASX 200 flat, Hang Seng +1.2%; Shanghai Composite +1.5%; Kospi +0.4%
  • Equity Futures: S&P500 +0.3%; Nasdaq100 +0.3%, Dax +0.1%; FTSE100 flat
  • EUR 1.1558-1.1667; JPY 110.37-110.80 ; AUD 0.7334-0.7393 ;NZD 0.6736-0.6784
  • Aug Gold +0.1% at $1,252/oz; Aug Crude Oil -0.4% at $73.17/brl; Jul Copper +0.6% at $2.987/lb
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