Indian HSBC Services PMI Flash (Oct) 56.2 (Prev. 55.2)
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Indian HSBC Services PMI Flash (Oct) 56.2 (Prev. 55.2) A flash services print rising month on month at this level keeps India in the expansionary zone it has occupied for an extended run, and single-flash surprises in Indian PMI have historically moved the rupee and front-end rates only modestly, since the series is a diffusion index prone to reversion and the market tends to wait for the composite and the final revision before treating it as signal. The distinction worth drawing is between services strength that reflects domestic demand, which is broadly rates-neutral, and strength that feeds through to services inflation, which matters for a central bank that has shown it watches sticky core services closely when setting its reaction function. The usual sequence is that the RBI frames its stance off the official CPI and IIP prints rather than the PMI, so the data point enters the policy debate at the margin. Worth watching is whether the final reading holds the flash level, how it sits alongside the manufacturing flash, and whether commentary flags employment or output-price pressures, which have been the more persistent components in episodes of this kind. 23 Oct, 03:25 [MARKET ANALYSIS] Asia-Pac stocks are mostly lower following the tech rout and flight-to quality stateside 22 Oct, 22:00 Australian S&P Global Composite PMI Flash (Oct) 49.7 (Prev. 49.6) 22 Oct, 21:52 Newsquawk Daily Asia-Pac Opening News - 23rd October 2026 22 Oct, 14:00 Newsquawk Daily Economic Releases - 23rd October 2026 21 Oct, 20:37 Newsquawk Daily Asia-Pac Opening News - 22nd October 2026 Indian HSBC Composite PMI Flash (Oct) 56.7 (Prev. 55.9) 20 min ago Indian HSBC Manufacturing PMI Flash (Oct) 54.9 (Prev. 55.1) 20 min ago US Market Wrap: Stocks gain as tech earnings begin 1 day ago Newsquawk Daily Economic Releases - 22nd October 2026 1 day ago Singapore CPI (Sep MM) 0.2% (Prev. 0.6%) 20 min ago Singapore Core CPI (Sep YY) 2.00% vs. Exp. 2.3% (Prev. 2.20%) 20 min ago Singapore CPI (Sep YY) 2.2% vs. Exp. 2.3% (Prev. 2.3%) 20 min ago PRE-MARKET CHINESE STOCKS NEWS: Earnings from China Telecom and Chow Tai fook 3 hours ago US TREASURY WRAP: T-NOTE FUTURES (Z6) SETTLE 1 POINT AND 9+ TICKS HIGHER AT 106-13 9 hours ago Kering (KER FP) says traffic remains the main constraint; fashion and leather goods retail sales fell 4% comp., a sequential slowdown reflecting a more challenging environment, less support from Gucci and lower summer traffic, especially in mainland China 12 hours ago Newsquawk Daily US Earnings Estimates - 23rd October 2026: AXP 13 hours ago US EQUITY OPEN: Mag-7 earnings lead Tech and Indices lower as the Middle East situation remains fragile 15 hours ago Canadian PPI (Sep MM) 2.0% vs. Exp. 0.9% (Prev. 1.3%) 16 hours ago South African Building Permits (Aug YY) -4.3% (Prev. 4.1%) 16 hours ago US Initial Jobless Claims (Oct/17) 194K vs. Exp. 200K (Prev. 200K) 16 hours ago
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India's preliminary HSBC services PMI for October came in at 56.2, rising from the previous month (55.2) and maintaining its expansion trend. While this indicator reflects robust domestic demand, it is expected to have only a limited impact on the central bank's monetary policy. Investors need to monitor future service price inflationary pressures and the final confirmed readings.
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