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US Private Payrolls and 2Q GDP revision

Stocks rose for a fourth consecutive day with Dow Jones up +0.11%, S&P 500 up +0.38% and NASDAQ up +0.54%. S&P 500 topped the 4500 mark as latest economic data points to a slowdown in the US economy. In August, ADP National Employment report showed a slowdown in job creation with private payrolls rising by only 177,000 - significantly below the July levels of 371,000. Further, the second-quarter GDP growth was revised down to 2.1%, down from 2.4% reported last month. The US economy grew at 2% in the first quarter, higher than 1.8%, which the Fed considers as non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%.  Whilst the latest data points to a slowdown of economic activity, inflation, and nonfarm payrolls data scheduled to be released this week should provide further information on the health of the US economy.  

People’s Bank of China announces additional support to private enterprises

The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) plans to provide additional financial support to private enterprises. The draft guidelines aim to address the financial challenges faced by private enterprises through various financial channels including stocks, bonds, and loans. The central bank will look to guide financial institutions to provide loans and support bond issuances. The government continues to announce a series of efforts to ramp up efforts to bolster its economy and revive its property sector. Earlier this week, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) approved the launch of 37 retail funds to help support its stock market. 

Japan’s progress towards the end of deflation

In its latest white paper titled “Inflation, wages getting into motion”, the Japanese government outlines the progress which has been made towards the end of deflation. Whilst the country has battled with persistent deflation for a quarter of a century, the core consumer price index rose to 3.3% in June before slowing down to 3.1% in July. Foreign interest in Japanese equities has picked up, with Warren Buffet announcing in April that Berkshire Hathaway would increase its holdings in Japanese trading firms. The government is yet to announce the official end of deflation. The country has experienced pockets of inflation in the past. However, these have tended to fizzle out. " & "Quick Take: (1) US Economic data (2) China to provide additional financial support (3) Japanese Inflation
US Private Payrolls and 2Q GDP revision
Stocks rose for a fourth consecutive day with Dow Jones up +0.11%, S&P 500 up +0.38% and NASDAQ up +0.54%. S&P 500 topped the 4500 mark as latest economic data points to a slowdown in the US economy. In August, ADP National Employment report showed a slowdown in job creation with private payrolls rising by only 177,000 - significantly below the July levels of 371,000. Further, the second-quarter GDP growth was revised down to 2.1%, down from 2.4% reported last month. The US economy grew at 2% in the first quarter, higher than 1.8%, which the Fed considers as non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%.  Whilst the latest data points to a slowdown of economic activity, inflation, and nonfarm payrolls data scheduled to be released this week should provide further information on the health of the US economy.  
People’s Bank of China announces additional support to private enterprises
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) plans to provide additional financial support to private enterprises. The draft guidelines aim to address the financial challenges faced by private enterprises through various financial channels including stocks, bonds, and loans. The central bank will look to guide financial institutions to provide loans and support bond issuances. The government continues to announce a series of efforts to ramp up efforts to bolster its economy and revive its property sector. Earlier this week, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) approved the launch of 37 retail funds to help support its stock market. 
Japan’s progress towards the end of deflation
In its latest white paper titled “Inflation, wages getting into motion”, the Japanese government outlines the progress which has been made towards the end of deflation. Whilst the country has battled with persistent deflation for a quarter of a century, the core consumer price index rose to 3.3% in June before slowing down to 3.1% in July. Foreign interest in Japanese equities has picked up, with Warren Buffet announcing in April that Berkshire Hathaway would increase its holdings in Japanese trading firms. The government is yet to announce the official end of deflation. The country has experienced pockets of inflation in the past. However, these have tended to fizzle out. 

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