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Asia s exports picking up significantly: Morgan Stanley

Asia s exports have been on a path of gradual improvement since August 2023, but the pace has picked up more significantly in the past three months,

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Asia s exports picking up significantly: Morgan Stanley

Asia s exports picking up significantly: Morgan Stanley
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Morgan Stanley Forecasts Central Banks To Lower Rates By June-July, Aiming for Pre-Covid Levels

Morgan Stanley has recently revised India’s FY25 GDP growth forecast to 6.8% from 6.5%, citing robust domestic demand, reflected in a 10-year high in bank loan growth. With inflation on a downward trend, real rates in the region are on the rise. However, delays in US Fed rate cuts or supply-related concerns pushing oil prices to USD 110-120 per barrel could pose risks if rate cuts are postponed until the first quarter of 2025 or later, according to Morgan Stanley - Newsx

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Central banks likely to cut rates from June-July, align with pre-Covid range: Morgan Stanley

Central banks likely to cut rates from June-July, align with pre-Covid range: Morgan Stanley
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RBI MPC: Expect non-interest rate measures from RBI this week

The Reserve Bank s MPC is expected to focus on non-interest rate measures and liquidity measures in its upcoming meeting. The government s lower-than-expected borrowing programme and decrease in fiscal deficit support long-end bond yields. RBI is likely to keep the policy repo rate unchanged and continue with hawkish guidance. Inflation expectations may be managed through liquidity measures.

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