Weekly Performance Checkpoint
【SRT】
SRT’s losses were led by industrial, office and retail subsectors, as well as CICT, FLT and CLINT by individual REITs. FLT fell after being cut to underweight at JPM.
【MMF】
Swap market pricing less than 50% chance of a Fed rate cut in December. We expect CSOPUMM to continue to deliver stable yield in the near term. As of 20241122, the fund has net yield at 4.69%. ^
Source: CSOP, Bloomberg, JP Morgan as of 20241122. ^ 7-day net yield is calculated based on calendar days and NAVs in 5-decimal.
【CN】
Last week, CGB price was gained slightly in CNY but fell slightly in USD terms.
YTD as of 20241121, the CYC/CYB rose +5.45% in CNY and gained +3.29% in USD*.
Source: CSOP, FTSE Russell, Bloomberg as of 20241121. * CYC/CYB/CYX USD NAV is converted based on benchmark FX, subject to rounding error ** Pro rata of annual TER (26bp) is added back to ETF based on actual days/365.
Global Market Outlook
【CN】LPR Is To Remain Unchanged Within the Year
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Data from the central bank showed that as of end October, foreign institutions held 4.25 trillion yuan of interbank market bonds.
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Public budget revenue fell 1.3% YoY from January to October.
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According to the Securities Times, the Ministry of Finance is formulating a specific quota plan to issue new special bond quotas in 2025.
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Following Shanghai and Beijing, Shenzhen has also abolished the standards for ordinary housing and non-ordinary housing.
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China Securities Journal quoted experts saying that LPR is to remain unchanged within the year, but there is room for a cut next year.
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The Ministry of Commerce has issued measures for stable growth in foreign trade, increasing financial support for foreign trade enterprises.
【SG】Revising SG’s Growth Forecast Upwards
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Singapore revised its growth forecast upwards after its economy performed better than anticipated, expanding 5.4% from a year ago in Q3.
【US】Initial Jobless Claims Came In Lower At 213k
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Last week, market participants scrutinized the prospective Treasury Secretary nominee, for potential shifts in treasury debt strategy. Trump has financier Kevin Warsh in mind, though it is good to note that Trump's known indecisiveness.
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US labor data was mixed as initial jobless claims came in lower at 213k than 220k that was expected while continuing claims rose to a three-year high of 1908k. Initial claims could stay low through holiday season prior to rising from job-cut announcements by Boeing that could drive continuing claims up further.
Source: CSOP, Bloomberg, JP Morgan as of 20241122.
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Bloomberg Economics’ Fedspeak index has become more hawkish after the November Fed rate cut, indicating officials are taking a more measured position towards additional easing, driven especially by Fed Chair’s Nov 14 remarks emphasis patience given US’ economic strength and October inflation data showing a “bigger bump” than expected.
Source: CSOP, Bloomberg, JP Morgan as of 20241122.
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Treasury's monthly Treasury International Capital (TIC) data revealed that foreign investors bought $77bn in long-term treasuries in September, marking the highest monthly net purchases since February, despite a $5bn net sell-off by foreign official investors.
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Market participants were scrutinizing the prospective Treasury Secretary nominee, for potential shifts in treasury debt strategy. Trump has financier Kevin Warsh in mind, though it is good to note that Trump's known indecisiveness.
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