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Below is a list of our China+ Publications for the last 5 months. If you are looking for reports older than 5 months please email info@pantheonmacro.com, or contact your account rep

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Kelvin Lam (Senior China+ Economist)

PM Datanote: Industrial Profits, China, November

In one line: China’s industrial profit recovery stalled as growth driver weaken in October

China+ Datanote: BoK Decision, Korea, November

In one line: Bank of Korea stand pats on better growth prospects, higher inflation trend due to the weak won

China+ Datanote: Flash PMIs, Japan, November

In one line: Japan’s services and manufacturers face worsening inflation dynamics.

PM Datanote: 20 Day Export, Korea, November

In one line: Korea’s WDA 20 day export growth moderates in November despite headline rebound.

PM Datanote: National CPI, October, Japan

In one line: Japan’s inflation and currency backdrop favours policy normalisation, but politics cloud a near-term BoJ hike.

PM Datanote: Loan Prime Rates, China, November

In one line: China holds fire on LPR cuts amid banking NIM compression

PM Datanote: Activity Data, China, October

In one line: China's October activity data show broad-based weakness, despite some positivity on the inflation and profits fronts

PM Datanote: Money & Credit, China, October

In one line: China credit growth softens further in October, pointing to ongoing real economy weakness.

PM Datanote: CPI, China, October

In one line: China’s CPI turns positive in October on stronger-than-expected festive demand

PM Datanote: PPI, China, October

In one line: China’s PPI deflation continues to ease in October, with pockets of good news in involuted industries.

PM Datanote: Current Account Balance, China, Q3 (Preliminary)

In one line: China’s current account surplus widens in Q3 compared to a year ago on record goods exports.

PM Datanote: FX Reserves, China, October

In one line: China’s October FX reserves rise unexpectedly on equity inflows despite dollar strength 

PM Datanote: Exports, China, October

In one line: China’s export reversal led by weaker shipments to non-US markets, notably the EU. 

PM Datanote: RatingDog Manufacturing PMI, China, October

In one line: China’s RatingDog PMI slips as export orders fall sharply in October amid renewed US trade tensions

PM Datanote: Manufacturing PMI ,Korea, October

In one line: Renewed weakness in Korean manufacturing sector in October; Trade/ investment deal eases outlook risks 

PM Datanote: Exports, Korea, October

In one line: Semiconductors and South America shipments drive Korea’s WDA export rebound.

China+ Datanote: Exports, Korea, November

In one line: Korea’s resilient November exports powered by robust semiconductor demand

China+ Datanote: Official Non-Mfg PMI, China, November

In one line: China’s official non-manufacturing PMI dips below 50 for the first time since Covid reopening

China+ Datanote: Official Mfg PMI, China, November

In one line: China’s NBS manufacturing PMI shows mild improvement, but core industries cherished by policymakers weakens in November.

28 November 2025 China+ Monitor BoK signals end of easing cycle, as it raises growth and inflation outlook

  • Bank of Korea remained on hold in November, citing a stronger growth and inflation outlook and a weak KRW. 
  • The accompanying statement dropped “easing stance” wording, amid a reduced easing bias on the MPB.
  • While staying open to possible cuts, the chance of a January move is lower, likely pushed back to February.
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