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We have always had the free money, QE (central-bank easing) argument. Now, it feels more like 'show me the money', to get properly bullish, either you need an event or we need to see the earnings pattern coming through. – David Jane	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
We see demand growth easing from 1.5 million bpd (barrels per day) to 1 million bpd next year. – Rhidoy Rashid	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
There is an increased likelihood that MAS, alongside other central banks around the region could, as they did in January, do a further easing. – Song Seng Wun	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Growth is clearly undershooting. Core inflation is still benign for now. So normally that would actually warrant an easing in monetary policy settings, when the central bank actually next meets in October. – Weiwen Ng	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
We don't think there will be easing, but investors are cautious because it's Kuroda. He gave the market a big surprise last year when the market was not expecting easing. – Takuya Takahashi	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Whether it's in the U.S., Japan or Europe, the market likes quantitative easing, but China concerns have not gone away. – Joe Saluzzi	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The broad based decline in almost all components of the PMI hints the central bank was right in introducing further easing measures on 25 August, it is clear that the interest rates and RRR cuts were not only aimed at containing further falls in the SSEC, but to boost activity in the real economy. – Chester Liaw	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The broad based decline in almost all components of the PMI hints the central bank was right in introducing further easing measures on Aug. 25, it is clear that the interest rates and RRR cuts were not only aimed at containing further falls in the SSEC, but to boost activity in the real economy. – Chester Liaw	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Monetary easing may be effective in prompting buy-back in 'oversold' risk assets but it is not enough to brighten the economic outlook, which market players are concerned about, when China is curtailing excessive investments, monetary stimulus would not boost China's demand much. Rather if it ends up weakening the yuan, it would fuel competition in devaluation. There's no wonder U.S. stocks have lost steam. – Makoto Noji	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The sentiment on the street globally is that there's probably more upside in Japan as a regional market in terms of a short-term rebound, the markets are so desensitized now to additional easing or expansions of central bank activities that they're now looking for policy initiatives as the next market catalyst. And the market in the region that we believe has the highest probability for policy initiatives, aside from China, is Japan. – Gavin Parry	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The market is digesting the weekend data from U.S. and China. Investors were finally reminded of the reality that the long-lasting era of quantitative easing is ending in a month. – Stefan Worrall	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Historically the ECB (European Central Bank) has said it would do whatever it takes to save the euro, it has launched quantitative easing to support the euro zone and investors have faith that they will continue to be supportive if there are signs of weakness. – Alastair McCaig	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Historically the ECB has said it would do whatever it takes to save the euro, it has launched quantitative easing to support the euro zone and investors have faith that they will continue to be supportive if there are signs of weakness. – Alastair McCaig	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Greece may be easing us into the quieter summer months, however there is still plenty to focus on in the markets, with commodities grabbing plenty of attention, meanwhile, earnings season is also well underway and could prove key in determining whether we will see rate hikes this year and companies attempt to weather the strong dollar storm. – Craig Erlam	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Still, with an already weak inflation backdrop, a little bit of MAS easing expectation may creep back into the market, so hard not to see USD/SGD higher on the back of this, with the 1.3700 level now a reasonable upside target. – Jonathan Cavenagh	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
China's demand stumble comes at an awkward time, just when more and more supply of raw materials is coming on stream in many sectors. No quick fix in sight, china's stock market stumble now risks knocking demand down further. What all this points to is the need for a lot more easing, including extra fiscal spending. China's economy is highly dependent on construction. With that engine sputtering, mainland commodity demand will struggle to make headway for a while. – Frederic Neumann	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
China's stock market stumble now risks knocking demand down further. What all this points to is the need for a lot more easing, including extra fiscal spending. China's economy is highly dependent on construction. With that engine sputtering, mainland commodity demand will struggle to make headway for a while. – Frederic Neumann	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The difficulty right now is in getting a commitment that there won’t be any (Palestinian) shooting whatsoever. The demands of Israel are mainly to do with easing the blockade and (restrictions at) border crossings. – An Israeli official	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The new easing of measures results from the presence of a common enemy. – Akram Attallah	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
There's already ample liquidity in the stock market, and monetary easing is no longer a factor in our discussions. – Chen Zhizhong	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
And monetary easing is no longer a factor in our discussions. – Chen Zhizhong	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
The weak data continues to point out the sluggish demand in the real economy. The government should roll out more easing measures to lower the real financing costs to boost growth. – Yu Yafang	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
There is a risk linked to uncertain election results in the autumn, and there is also a risk of fiscal easing. These two risks are being priced in by investors today. – Andrzej Bowtruczuk	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
There is a risk linked to uncertain election results in autumn, and there is also a risk of fiscal easing. These two risks are being priced-in by investors today. – Andrzej Bowtruczuk	Found on Reuters 8 years ago

We have always had the free money, QE (central-bank easing) argument. Now, it feels more like 'show me the money', to get properly bullish, either you need an event or we need to see the earnings pattern coming through.

– David Jane

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

We see demand growth easing from 1.5 million bpd (barrels per day) to 1 million bpd next year.

– Rhidoy Rashid

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

There is an increased likelihood that MAS, alongside other central banks around the region could, as they did in January, do a further easing.

– Song Seng Wun

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Growth is clearly undershooting. Core inflation is still benign for now. So normally that would actually warrant an easing in monetary policy settings, when the central bank actually next meets in October.

– Weiwen Ng

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

We don't think there will be easing, but investors are cautious because it's Kuroda. He gave the market a big surprise last year when the market was not expecting easing.

– Takuya Takahashi

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Whether it's in the U.S., Japan or Europe, the market likes quantitative easing, but China concerns have not gone away.

– Joe Saluzzi

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The broad based decline in almost all components of the PMI hints the central bank was right in introducing further easing measures on 25 August, it is clear that the interest rates and RRR cuts were not only aimed at containing further falls in the SSEC, but to boost activity in the real economy.

– Chester Liaw

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The broad based decline in almost all components of the PMI hints the central bank was right in introducing further easing measures on Aug. 25, it is clear that the interest rates and RRR cuts were not only aimed at containing further falls in the SSEC, but to boost activity in the real economy.

– Chester Liaw

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Monetary easing may be effective in prompting buy-back in 'oversold' risk assets but it is not enough to brighten the economic outlook, which market players are concerned about, when China is curtailing excessive investments, monetary stimulus would not boost China's demand much. Rather if it ends up weakening the yuan, it would fuel competition in devaluation. There's no wonder U.S. stocks have lost steam.

– Makoto Noji

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The sentiment on the street globally is that there's probably more upside in Japan as a regional market in terms of a short-term rebound, the markets are so desensitized now to additional easing or expansions of central bank activities that they're now looking for policy initiatives as the next market catalyst. And the market in the region that we believe has the highest probability for policy initiatives, aside from China, is Japan.

– Gavin Parry

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The market is digesting the weekend data from U.S. and China. Investors were finally reminded of the reality that the long-lasting era of quantitative easing is ending in a month.

– Stefan Worrall

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Historically the ECB (European Central Bank) has said it would do whatever it takes to save the euro, it has launched quantitative easing to support the euro zone and investors have faith that they will continue to be supportive if there are signs of weakness.

– Alastair McCaig

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Historically the ECB has said it would do whatever it takes to save the euro, it has launched quantitative easing to support the euro zone and investors have faith that they will continue to be supportive if there are signs of weakness.

– Alastair McCaig

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Greece may be easing us into the quieter summer months, however there is still plenty to focus on in the markets, with commodities grabbing plenty of attention, meanwhile, earnings season is also well underway and could prove key in determining whether we will see rate hikes this year and companies attempt to weather the strong dollar storm.

– Craig Erlam

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Still, with an already weak inflation backdrop, a little bit of MAS easing expectation may creep back into the market, so hard not to see USD/SGD higher on the back of this, with the 1.3700 level now a reasonable upside target.

– Jonathan Cavenagh

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

China's demand stumble comes at an awkward time, just when more and more supply of raw materials is coming on stream in many sectors. No quick fix in sight, china's stock market stumble now risks knocking demand down further. What all this points to is the need for a lot more easing, including extra fiscal spending. China's economy is highly dependent on construction. With that engine sputtering, mainland commodity demand will struggle to make headway for a while.

– Frederic Neumann

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

China's stock market stumble now risks knocking demand down further. What all this points to is the need for a lot more easing, including extra fiscal spending. China's economy is highly dependent on construction. With that engine sputtering, mainland commodity demand will struggle to make headway for a while.

– Frederic Neumann

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The difficulty right now is in getting a commitment that there won’t be any (Palestinian) shooting whatsoever. The demands of Israel are mainly to do with easing the blockade and (restrictions at) border crossings.

– An Israeli official

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The new easing of measures results from the presence of a common enemy.

– Akram Attallah

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

There's already ample liquidity in the stock market, and monetary easing is no longer a factor in our discussions.

– Chen Zhizhong

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

And monetary easing is no longer a factor in our discussions.

– Chen Zhizhong

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

The weak data continues to point out the sluggish demand in the real economy. The government should roll out more easing measures to lower the real financing costs to boost growth.

– Yu Yafang

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

There is a risk linked to uncertain election results in the autumn, and there is also a risk of fiscal easing. These two risks are being priced in by investors today.

– Andrzej Bowtruczuk

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

There is a risk linked to uncertain election results in autumn, and there is also a risk of fiscal easing. These two risks are being priced-in by investors today.

– Andrzej Bowtruczuk

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

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