Asia Macro Weekly

The report highlights that the energy supply shock in Asia has likely peaked following the US-Iran de-escalation. However, persistent inflation risks and tight global financial conditions necessitate continued central bank vigilance.

Key Takeaways

• 1.The supply shock from the US-Iran conflict has likely peaked, but risks linger as higher energy prices continue to filter through.
• 2.Regional central banks are expected to maintain a cautious bias due to persistent inflation risks, particularly in food and transportation.
• 3.While lower oil prices provide relief to current accounts and currencies, tight global financial conditions continue to limit potential capital inflows.

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• Key view
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• Data calendar
• Forecasts
• Central bank meetings
• Recent insights
• Acronyms & abbreviations
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