(RTTNews) – Japan will publish final figures for gross domestic product for the first quarter on Monday, marking a modest day for economic activity in Asia-Pacific. Previously, GDP rated the lowest of 1.9 consistent with the penny in the quarter and 7.2 consistent with the annualized penny.
China will see July results for the manufacturing PMI from Caixin, with forecasts suggesting a score of 51.3 – up slightly from 51.2 in June.
Australia will publish the July figures for the Australian Industry Group’s Manufacturing Performance Index and ANZ’s job offerings. In June, the production index rating was 51.5, while task openings increased 42.0% during the month.
Indonesia will see customer value figures in July, with forecasts suggesting an accumulation of 0.03% for the month and 1.66% for the year, decreasing through 0.18% during the month and 1.96% year-on-year in June. The underlying CPI is expected to gain 2.11% consistent with the year, after 2.26% last month.
Finally, several countries in the region will see the Effects of July for their respective production PMI from Markit Economics, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, The Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.