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Hong Kong Retail Sales Dec YoY: 6.2% (Forecast 12.5%, Previous 7.1%)

• Hong Kong Retail Sales

A look at the lunar new year market calendar

• What's open and closed

China manufacturing survey falls to worst level since the peak of the pandemic

• The official and Caixin PMIs both weaken

China's "shortcut to prop up real estate"

Backgrounder on the tensions between more debt and further stimulus playing out in China

• China is boosting infrastructure spending to support its economy, but is facing constraints from controls over local government debt risks and falling investment return.

PBOC sets USD/ CNY reference rate for today at 6.3746 (vs. estimate at 6.3746)

• The People's Bank of China set the onshore yuan (CNY) reference rate for the trading session ahead.

More China 'crackdowns' on private firms ahead?

• China regulators flagging new laws

China, Russia take another step closer, to strengthen coordination on Asian affairs

• That headline from the South China Morning Post

China Industrial Profits for December 2021: 4.2% y/y (vs. prior 9.00%)

PBOC sets USD/ CNY mid-point today at 6.3382 (vs. estimate at 6.3333)

• The People's Bank of China set the onshore yuan (CNY) reference rate for the trading session ahead.

China Evergrande to hold investor call on Wednesday - seeking more time

• China Evergrande Group will hold an investor call at 9 pm HK time (1300 GMT) on Wednesday

Samsung semiconductor manufacturing facilities in Xian, China, return to normal operation

• A double shot of good news, a semi plant back online and virus hotspot Xi'an recovering.

China's onshore yuan reference rate to a near 4 year high, TWI even stronger

• The earlier mid-rate post noted the mid-rate high for the CNY against the dollar at its strongest since April 2018

PBOC sets USD/ CNY central rate at 6.3246 (vs. estimate at 6.3253)

• The People's Bank of China set the onshore yuan (CNY) reference rate for the trading session ahead.

China financial media urges buy the dip

• China Securities with a piece urging investors not over-react to the sell-off in China A shares