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11 Dec 2015

Growth in online sales highlights the opportunities in China’s new economy - NAB

FXStreet (Delhi) – Gerard Burg, Research Analyst at NAB, notes that the China’s online retail sales have rapidly expanded in recent years, as rising disposable incomes and growing internet penetration have supported the sector’s growth.

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“This trend was highlighted by the recent Singles’ Day sales – November 11 – which set a new global record for online sales, making it the biggest global online shopping day of the year. Growth in online sales also points to the stronger performance of China’s services sector, relative to the deterioration in heavy industry.”

“Record sales in 2015’s Singles’ Day, combined with strong growth more generally across the first half of the year highlights the opportunities in China’s new economy – with growth in the services sector generally less observed than the slowdown in heavy industry. Even though China is already the largest online retail market, the modest per capita spend suggests growth can continue, particularly if household incomes continue to grow in coming years.”
Dec 11, 2015

Russia: CBR undecided on its decision - TDS

Research Team at TDS, suggests that it is a coin toss whether the CBR keeps its Key Rate on hold at 11.00% or whether it cuts by -50 bps.
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Dec 11, 2015

ECB: Departure from under-promising and over-delivering - ING

Research Team at ING, suggests that the ECB’s departure from “under-promising” and “over-delivering” has delivered a shock to markets, used to getting their way with central banks.
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