The report highlights a deepening monetary tightening cycle across Asian economies driven by persistent inflation and currency depreciation. Central bank decisions in Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Taiwan remain the central focus for the coming week.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Asian central banks are deepening their tightening cycle driven by above-target inflation and currency weakness.
- 2.The Bank of Japan is likely to hike rates on June 16, while the Philippines (BSP) and Indonesia (BI) are expected to raise rates by 25bp on June 18.
- 3.Mainland China's upcoming activity data is expected to show steady, albeit moderate, growth momentum.
Table of Contents
- Key view
- Upcoming events and data
- Data calendar
- Forecasts
- Recent insights
- Acronyms and abbreviations
- Contacts
- Important Notice
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Authors
Zhaopeng Xing
Securities
USD/IDR
Themes
Central bank policy tighteningCurrency instability and FX defense
Regions
Asia PacificChinaJapanPhilippines