May data Wednesday from the beginning of the Cup: unspeakable surprise

Last week it hit a new-record-a-share market that will have to face multiple pressures this week.　　For example, the forthcoming May macroeconomic data.　　According to the established arrangement of the National Bureau of Statistics, the May Consumer price index (CPI) and the Factory price index (PPI) will be published in Wednesday, and thus the May series of macro-data announcements. If there were no surprises, the first CPI and PPI would still not bring much good news.　　For this group represents the resident cost of living and enterprise production cost of important data, the current market is generally forecast for the fourth consecutive month double negative, deflation risk glance.　　But there is one more factor to consider when it comes to this set of data: The country has just adjusted its domestic product prices in the near term, which will gradually affect PPI and CPI in the coming months, and the market can clearly find reasons for optimism. As well as market-focused data on imports and exports, May may usher in a turning point, strong no longer.　　There are seasonal factors in this, as the May holiday this year was more than last year, but more importantly, last week's unemployment figures in Europe and the United States were not optimistic, suggesting that exports could still be under pressure in the coming months. The market forecasts for industrial growth which best reflect the industrial situation are different, but many experts believe that the May increase in industrial value will be slightly lower.　　It is obvious that the average daily output of May per month fell by about 3.5%, far from the trough. Other data worth mentioning are mainly credit data and consumer data.　　There is widespread speculation in May that the new credit will be less than 500 billion yuan, compared with the April 591.8 billion yuan decline in data.　　In particular, it may not be too much to keep a cautious view of the near-stage optimism of the macro-economic level, with all major international investment banks or higher forecasts, or the high frequency of economic data. May Data Release Scheduled date data June 10 CPI, PPI June 11 Fixed Assets investment, import and export June 12 industrial added value, total retail sales June 15 Credit