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CHINA AND JAPAN – 2015 OUTLOOK
FEBRUARY // 2015
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
» China
» Japan
» 1950 or 1990?
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GROWTH STABILIZES
» Q4 growth stable
at 7.3% YoY,
unchanged from
Q3
» Bloomberg
Monthly GDP
tracker came in
at 7.1% in Dec,
up from 6.7% in
Nov
» Real activity
indicators
strengthen from
a low base
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GDP Growth – NBS and BBG Monthly Estimate
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PROPERTY CONTRACTS
» Residential real
estate sales
down close to
10% in 2014
» New construction
following sales
down
» Real estate
construction +
associated
sectors = about
20% of GDP
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Real estate sales and new construction contract
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STIMULUS STILL ‘MINI’
» Despite
November’s rate
cut China’s
monetary
conditions
remain tight:
• Real interest
rates high
• Loan growth
slow
• Real effective
exchange rate
appreciates
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Bloomberg Monetary Conditions Index
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EQUITY BOOM, STIMULUS BUST
» Most visible
response to the
rate cut is the
equity boom
» Cost of credit
rises as equity
markets suck up
all available
funds
» Wealth effect
negligible
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Shanghai Market, New Accounts and Trading Volume
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THE COST OF STIMULUS
» Resurgent
lending would set
back
deleveraging and
rebalancing
agendas
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Outstanding credit, and debt servicing costs as
% GDP
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DEVALUING THE YUAN?
» A weaker
exchange rate
would support
growth by
boosting
overseas
demand
» But it could also
push rates up by
triggering capital
outflows, and risk
the ire of the U.S.
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Yuan spot price, central parity, and trading band
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2% IN 2 YEARS NOW 2 HARD
» Falling oil prices
have pushed the
Bank of Japan’s
2 percent
inflation target
out of reach
» BOJ lowers
inflation forecast
to 1 percent in
fiscal 2015, down
from 1.7 percent
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CPI, core CPI, core-core CPI, YoY
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A VIRTUOUS CIRCLE?
» Bank of Japan continues to focus on virtuous circle
» Diminished slack + Higher inflation expectations = More capital spending and higher wages
» Tankan survey provides supporting evidence – economy operating at full capacity
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Tankan Survey Measures of Capacity Utilization
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OR A VICIOUS CYCLE?
» Price
expectations on
5 year horizon
basically
unchanged from
2012
» Low
unemployment
triggering limited
response from
wages
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Cash
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Unemployment Rate
1Q13 - 4Q14
1Q98 - 4Q12
Linear (1Q13 -4Q14)
Japan’s Phillips Curve
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OR A VICIOUS CYCLE?
» Why haven’t
low interest
rates and high
profits
triggered
higher capital
spending?
» Demographic
decline, fiscal
drag, and loss
of world-
beating
position all
weigh on
outlook
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Sony, Apple, Samsung Revenue, Blns $
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Sony
Samsung
Apple
Source: Bloomberg
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ANY ASSETS LEFT TO BUY?
» BOJ already
ahead of other
major central
banks in assets
as % GDP
» Scope to
increase JGB
purchases
limited by size
of market
» Push back
target or shift
emphasis to
core-core CPI?
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Central Bank Assets as % GDP
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1950 OR 1990?
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GDP/CAPITA – CHINA IS JAPAN IN 1950
» China remains
relatively poor –
PPP adjusted
GDP/capita is
20% of U.S
» That’s below the
level of Japan in
1950 –
suggesting
decades of rapid
growth ahead
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GDP per capita as % of U.S.
China Japan
India Mozambique
Mexico Korea
Source: Bloomberg, Penn World Table
GDP/Capita as % of U.S and GDP Growth
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INVESTMENT/GDP – CHINA IS JAPAN IN 1990
» Looking at other
metrics, China
looks more like
Japan in 1990:
• Investment as
% GDP
• Real estate as
% GDP
• Exports as %
world imports
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Investment as % GDP
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MITI VERSUS NDRC
» MITI exercised
iron control over
Japan’s industry
» NDRC has a
more laissez
faire approach
» Result could be
1950 levels of
development
achieved at price
of 1990 levels of
capital and credit
intensity
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Summer of the bureaucrats