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Chartbook Daily Monitor Kelvin Lam (Senior China+ Economist)

23 September 2025 China+ Monitor Xi-Trump call: Trust rebuilding, finer TikTok details still being ironed out

  • Presidents Xi and Trump’s phone call last Friday to talk about trade paved the way for a summit in October.
  • Korean 20-day WDA exports fell sharply in September, thanks to weaker demand across most destinations.
  • Most Korean goods are still subject to higher tariffs than pre-Trump. We expect the BoK to cut in Q4.

18 September 2025 China+ Monitor Hong Kong Policy Address fast- tracks Northern Metropolis

  • Hong Kong Policy Address proposes to strengthen technology ties with the mainland and boost growth.
  • Japan’s annual export growth fell for the fourth straight month, but monthly momentum improves.
  • BoJ will keep rates on hold this week, but we expect it to resume its rate hike cycle in late October.

9 September 2025 China+ Monitor China's exports lose steam on low- techs; slump in US exports persists

  • China exports slowed for third successive month in August, dragged down by low-tech shipments.
  • US was largest drag on growth; monthly exports fell 12.8% seasonally adjusted, offsetting ASEAN's gains.
  • Export growth is set to slow in H2 on the back of a weaker US economy and less stockpiling.
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