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JAPAN LEADING, COINCIDENT INDEX DATA DUE ON MONDAY



Japan will on Monday release final February figures for its leading and coincident indexes, highlighting a light day for Asia-Pacific economic activity. Their previous readings were 98.5 and 90.3, respectively.

Singapore will provide March numbers for industrial production, with forecasts suggesting an increase of 2.2 percent on month and 3.0 percent on year. That follows the 1.6 percent monthly increase and the 16.4 percent annual spike in February.

Finally, the markets in New Zealand are closed on Monday for ANZAC Day and will reopen on Tuesday.

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JAPAN LEADING, COINCIDENT INDEX DATA DUE ON MONDAY



Japan will on Monday release final February figures for its leading and coincident indexes, highlighting a light day for Asia-Pacific economic activity. Their previous readings were 98.5 and 90.3, respectively.

Singapore will provide March numbers for industrial production, with forecasts suggesting an increase of 2.2 percent on month and 3.0 percent on year. That follows the 1.6 percent monthly increase and the 16.4 percent annual spike in February.

Finally, the markets in New Zealand are closed on Monday for ANZAC Day and will reopen on Tuesday.

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EUROPEAN ECONOMICS PREVIEW: ITALY'S BUSINESS CONFIDENCE DATA DUE



Business and consumer confidence data from Italy is due on Tuesday, headlining a light day for the European economic news.

At 3.30 am ET, Sweden's central bank is set to announce its interest rate decision. The bank is expected to hold its key rate at zero percent.

In the meantime, producer prices, foreign trade and unemployment figures are due from Statistics Sweden.

At 4.00 am ET, Italy's Istat releases business and consumer confidence survey results. The business confidence index is forecast to rise to 102.5 in April from 101.2 in March. The consumer sentiment index is seen at 102.0 versus 100.9 a month ago.

At 6.00 am ET, the Confederation of British Industry releases UK Distributive Trades survey results. The retail sales balance is seen at -5 percent in April versus -45 percent in March.

At 8.00 am ET, Hungary's central bank rate decision is due. Economists expect the bank to hold its key rate at 0.60 percent.

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AUSTRALIA Q1 INFLATION +0.6% ON QUARTER, +1.1% ON YEAR



Consumer prices in Australia were up 0.6 percent on quarter in the first quarter of 2021, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Wednesday.

That was shy of expectations for 0.9 percent, which would have been unchanged from the three months prior.

On a yearly basis, inflation gained 1.1 percent - also missing forecasts for 1.4 percent but still up from 0.9 percent in the previous three months.

The Reserve Bank of Australia's trimmed mean was up 0.3 percent on quarter and 1.1 percent on year - slowing from 0.4 percent on quarter and 1.2 percent on year in the previous quarter.

The RBA's weighted mean rose 0.4 percent on quarter and 1.3 percent on year, slowing from 0.5 percent on quarter and 1.4 percent on year in the previous three months.

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NEW ZEALAND HAS NZ$33 MILLION TRADE SURPLUS IN MARCH



New Zealand posted a merchandise trade surplus of NZ$33 million in March, Statistics New Zealand said on Thursday.

That follows the upwardly revised NZ$201 million surplus in February (originally NZ$181 million).

Exports came in at NZ$5.68 billion, up from the upwardly revised NZ$4.5 billion in the previous month (originally NZ$4.47 billion).

Imports were worth NZ$5.65 billion in March, up from the upwardly revised NZ$4.3 billion a month earlier (originally NZ$4.29 billion).

On a yearly basis, exports were down 2.3 percent and imports climbed 11.0 percent.

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AUSTRALIA PRIVATE SECTOR CREDIT RISES 0.4% ON MONTH IN MARCH



Private sector credit in Australia was up 0.4 percent on month in March, the Reserve Bank of Australia said on Friday - after gaining 0.2 percent in February.

On a yearly basis, private sector credit climbed 1.0 percent after rising 1.6 percent in the previous month.

Housing credit was up 0.5 percent on month and 4.1 percent on year, while personal credit added 0.2 percent on month but tumbled 10.7 percent on year and business credit rose 0.3 percent on month and fell 2.6 percent on year.

Broad money was flat on month and jumped 9.6 percent on year.

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MYANMAR MANUFACTURING PMI IMPROVES TO 33.0 IN APRIL - MARKIT



The manufacturing sector in Myanmar continued to contract in April, albeit at a slower pace, the latest survey from Markit Economics revealed on Monday with a manufacturing PMI score of 33.0.

That's up from 27.5 in March and it remains beneath the boom-or-bust line of 50 that separates expansion from contraction.

All five of the PMI components had positive directional influences on the headline figure in April, but four (the exception being suppliers' delivery times) remained well inside negative territory. Output and new orders both fell at the fifth-fastest rates in the survey history, while stocks of purchases and employment contracted at the third- and fourth-quickest rates on record, respectively.

Although firms expect output to rise by April 2022 on balance, overall expectations were the weakest in over two years.

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AUSSIE APPRECIATES AFTER RBA DECISION



As expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia left benchmark lending rate and the 3-year Australian Government bond yield target unchanged at 10 basis points. Following the announcement, the aussie rose against its major rivals.

The aussie was trading at 84.62 against the yen, 1.5547 against the euro, 0.7743 against the greenback and 1.0782 against the kiwi around 12:35 am ET.

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HONG KONG PRIVATE SECTOR PMI EBBS IN APRIL - MARKIT



The private sector in Hong Kong continued to expand in April, albeit at a slower pace, the latest survey from Markit Economics showed on Wednesday with a services PMI score of 50.3.

That's down from 50.5 in March although it remains above the boom-or-bust line of 50 that separates expansion from contraction.

A reduced level of COVID-19 case numbers and the loosening of restrictions contributed to improving business conditions at the start of the second quarter of the year.

Total new orders had fallen for the same length of time but stabilized during April. While the situation regarding the pandemic had shown signs of improvement, a number of firms continued to be negatively impacted, preventing more pronounced expansions in output and new orders.

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