Least. Day two of the Goldman Sachs global macroeconomic conference and goldmans chief equity strategist. We have breaking news out of south korea and Fourth Quarter g. D. P. Numbers. This is much faster than what was expected and fastest pace since the Third Quarter of 2017. These are the preliminary numbers for the Fourth Quarter. The south s also korean economy expanding 2 meeting the bank of korea projections and have seen growth in Household Spending and gains and Consumer Confidence and a lot of it supported by the south korean with their budget being passed in august and seeing a growth of 1. 2 , which would be the fastest pace since the Third Quarter of 2017 and for that 2019 growth of 2 which is atching. Lets look at what it is setting up. We had reaction across asian markets which led to the european session in declines and the u. S. As well as account of the news of the spreading china case. Avirus and one and not much of a rebound. Futures are looking pretty soft and we are
The world trade coming to an end. We have seen bond yields climb up. Have seen the u. S. 10 year moving out of the haven currencies and haven bonds. The yen seeing more weakness if you can call it suffering. That, bund futures seeing those yields go up as we see prices get sold off. Lets have a look at the first word news. Lets get to new york. We start with the reserve bank of australia. It is maintaining its glass thefull view, reiterating economy is emerging from a soft patch while also forecasting no acceleration in wage growth and inflation barely reach the bottom of its target. Growth oferly updated 2 , rising to 2. 75 by the end of 2020 and 3 in the year after. Embrace of virtual banks is going beyond its own shores. It says it wants to become a regional hub with advanced data expertise. Doing soauthority says will improve banking authorities at home. Managing director robbie menon says Southeast Asia presents a huge opportunity for virtual banks. We see some of these players be
Plus huber, mcdonalds and under all fall on earnings. A it is decision day, a Bloomberg Survey is 100 certain rates will be kept at hold. Markets have opened for trade. Any he stocksouse are faring. Is undere dollar pressure up a 10th of 1 with bond yields higher. A largely anticipated hold. The aussie dollar reversing a to . 70. A move lets get a quick check on futures elsewhere. Futures hitting gains and a little change for the japanese markets as they reopened there. The cost could snap a threeday event while kiwi shares are extending mondays gains ahead of vika data from the region. Ocbc, the Bank Reporting at 1. 7arter income billion. Thirdquarter net income coming in at 1. 17 billion. We are seeing the Interest Income coming in at 1. 6 billion. Income at just over one billion singapore dollars. Thirdquarter allowances for loans and other assets coming in at 179 million. See,e expecting to particularly when it comes to wealth related assets, seasonal benefit when it comes to hong
Lizzy good morning. This is bloomberg daybreak europe. Im lizzy burden in london and these are the stories that set your agenda. Rebound in china and hong kong healthstream losses but contagion fears mount over chinas property sector and sluggish economy. Divisions over a decision most fed officials see significant upside risk to u. S. Inflation, but two favored leaving rates unchanged. Plus, the one falls, shrugging off beijings most forceful guidance since october. The yen tumbles through prior intervention levels to near its weakest this year. Welcome to thursday. The two stories of the week have only gathered pace. First the fed looks like it will keep rates higher for longer, that narrative strengthened by the latest fed minutes and strong u. S. Seco data. November pricing picked up slightly and investors are selling treasures. The Market Outlook for 2024 is its most hawkish yet. Twoyear yields hovering around 5 . The 10year at levels last seen in october. Yields continuing the ri
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