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Equity Indices Trade Generally Higher

General trend

  • USD index slightly extended gain.
  • US equity FUTS remained modestly higher in Asia.
  • Japanese cos. expected to report earnings include Mizuho Financial, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Toshiba, Tokyo Electron, Yamato Holdings, Japan Display, Japan Post Holdings, Dai-ichi Life, Dentsu, Shinsei Bank, Suruga Bank, Aozora Bank.
  • Hon Hai is expected to report results.
  • Companies expected to report during the NY morning include Coupang, Spectrum Brands.
  • Japan PM Kishida said to have ordered coronavirus measures be compiled by Friday (Nov 12th).
  • China PBOC may conduct MLF operation around Nov 15th.
  • Reportedly virtual meeting between Biden and Xi has been tentatively scheduled for Monday (Nov 15th) – press.

Headlines/Economic Data

Australia/New Zealand

  • ASX 200 opened flat.
  • (AU) Australia sells A$1.0B v A$1.0B indicated in 0.25% Nov 2025 bonds, avg yield 1.3045%, bid to cover 6.5x.
  • (NZ) New Zealand Oct Manufacturing PMI: 54.3 v 51.6 prior.

Japan

  • Nikkei 225 opened +0.4%.
  • (JP) Nikkei 225 Nov options to settle at 29,388.
  • (JP) Japan said to consider an extraordinary diet session starting around Dec 6th – Press.
  • (JP) Japan Chief Cabinet Matsuno: Policies on increases in oil prices will be included in stimulus package; Want to respond actively on the economy, including on prices.
  • (JP) Japan Econ Min Yamagiwa: Will allocate budgets for raising Govt set wages in nursery and care workers in stimulus package.
  • (JP) Japan government stimulus draft does not mention the size of spending.

Korea

  • Kospi opened +0.7%.
  • (KR) South Korea sells 50-year bonds: avg yield 2.320% v 2.270% prior.
  • (KR) South Korea Oct Export Price Index Y/Y: 25.3% v 20.2% prior; Import Price Index Y/Y: 35.8% v 26.8% prior.

China/Hong Kong

  • Hang Seng opened 1.1%; Shanghai Composite opened flat.
  • (CN) Analysts in China said to warn about the risks related to indebted property developers that are reliant on USD denominated debt – Chinese press.
  • (CN) China Economic Daily: Warns against speculating with Metaverse stocks, investors shouldn’t be hasty when entering into a new and immature concept.
  • (CN) Guangzhou and Shenzhen to ease curbs related to car purchases, the governments will ease limits related to car license applications.
  • (CN) China PBOC sets Yuan reference rate: 6.4065 v 6.4145 prior.
  • (CN) China PBOC Open Market Operation (OMO): Injects CNY100B in 7-day reverse repos v CNY100B prior; Net CNY0B v Net inject CNY50B prior.
  • (CN) China Official: Common prosperity first needs high quality development, China should raise the share of direct taxes; encourages entrepreneurs to participate in redistribution.
  • (CN) Former PBOC Adviser Yu Yongding: Evergrande problem is controllable; China Capital Market has limited impact on the global markets; China has very strong macro adjustment capabilities.
  • (CN) China Ministry of Finance (MOF) sells 3-month bills and 30-year bonds.
  • (CN) China State Planner (NDRC): To increase the exploration of oil, Natural gas, and rare earth minerals during 2021-2025; to enhance reserve building related to oil and rare earths.
  • Komatsu: Reports Oct China usage of its machines Y/Y: -20.0% v -18.3% prior [7th straight decline].

North America

  • (MX) Mexico Central Bank (BANXICO) Raises Overnight Rate by 25BPS TO 5.00%; as expected ; Split decision.

Europe

  • (EU) Belarus threatens to halt gas supply to EU if sanctions are imposed over migrant crisis – Press.
  • (RU) US has privately warned Europe that Russian troops could plan an invasion of Ukraine – press.
  • (UK) Brexit Min Frost: Will signal to EU that the Govt is ready to renew efforts on Northern Ireland Protocol Deal.

Other:

  • (MY) Malaysia Q3 GDP Q/Q: -3.6% v -2.0%e; Y/Y: -4.5% v -2.6%e.
  • OPEC Monthly Oil Report 2021 Outlook: Cuts 2021 global oil demand growth from 5.8M bpd to 5.7M bpd (total consumption seen at 96.4M bpd), 2022 Outlook: Maintains 2022 global oil demand growth at 4.2M bpd (100.6 bpdM v 100.8M bpd prior).

Levels as of 00:20 ET

  • Nikkei 225, +1%, ASX 200 +0.9% , Hang Seng +0.1%; Shanghai Composite +0.1% ; Kospi +1.5%.
  • Equity S&P500 Futures: +0.1%; Nasdaq100 +0.2%, Dax +0.1%; FTSE100 flat.
  • EUR 1.1452-1.1436 ; JPY 114.30-114.03 ; AUD 0.7300-0.7274 ;NZD 0.7038-0.6997.
  • Gold -0.3% at $1,858/oz; Crude Oil -0.7% at $81.03/brl; Copper -0.4% at $4.3870/lb.
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