Archive for January 17th, 2012

Daily Reading – Tuesday, January 17, 2012

FT Alphaville: Don’t worry, it’s normal for China’s GDP to appear a little weird

An American Perspective from China: BBC: China’s 2011 GDP Numbers

FT Alphaville: Is it a rally, or is it short covering?

FT Alphaville: Citi results disappoint

FT Alphaville: How will the world live with $100 oil?

The Big Picture: 2011: Disastrous Year For Mutual, Hedge Fund Managers

FT BeyondBRICs: UBS on EM equity: where you’ve made money or lost it, and how that will change

January Empire State Manufacturing At 13.5

Empire State Manufacturing General Business Conditions Index for Januray came out at 13.5 vs. 11.0 consensus and prior reading of 8.2.

China Retail Sales Up 18.1% In December

China retail sales rose 18.1% y-o-y in December vs. 17.3% November reading. Consensus was at 17.2%.

China Fixed Asset Investments Rose 23.8% In December

China fixed asset investments were up 23.8% y-o-y in December; November reading was at 24.5%. Consensus was at 24.1%.

Chinese Industrial Production Rose 12.8% In December

Industrial production in China rose 12.8 % y-o-y in December; November reading was at 12.4%. Consensus was at 12.3%.

Chinese GDP Rose 8.9% In Q4 2011

China fourth quarter GDP rose 8.9%, vs. prior reading of 9.1% and consensus at 8.7%.

 

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