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Raiffeisen Weekly Report, Nr. 18/2017 RRaiffeisenaiffeisen WWeeklyeekly RReporteport Number 18 May 8th, 2017 Minister of Finance survived no-confi dence vote Opinion polling for the next Croatian As expected, the political issues in Croatia have remained in focus. The Minis- parliamentary election ter of Finance survived the motion of no confidence vote, which ended in a tie 40 (75 – 75 votes with one abstention). The vote of no confidence was the first and 35 key point for the survival of the Government, because if it had been passed, the 30 dissolution of the Parliament would have been the most likely option. At the end 25 the speaker of the Croatian Parliament and also the leader of MOST resigned. In % 20 15 less than 24 hours, the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) announced that it has 10 the support of 76 MPs to appoint the new Parliament chairperson. Obviously, the 5 most political parties (especially the main opposition – Social Democratic Party) 0 do not want a snap election. Now, our view is that everything might calm down, Jan. Feb. Oct. Apr. Dec. Mar. Nov. at least until the local elections. HDZ SDP Most Human Shield Sources: Ipsos Puls, Economic RESEARCH/RBA Already at this point we could exclude snap elections before the summer, but still, this could be a possible outcome of the recent political turmoil ((in our view to 40%). Technically HDZ may ensure the sufficient majority in the Parliament for ruling, but the majority will be very tight and fragile. Unsurprisingly, hence, the Croatia – sovereign curve Prime Minister left the door open for snap elections. 4.5 4.0 3.5 While the snap elections would not threaten the short term economic growth 3.0 and fiscal metrics (given the Government will be restricted from spending), the 2.5 % 2.0 political uncertainty (that is likely to last for several months) will definitely slow the 1.5 progress of the reform agenda. Although rating agencies would view the political 1.0 0.5 uncertainty negatively, improved fiscal metrics and broad based recovery sup- 0.0 ports current credit rating and outlook of Croatia. Or, if we look at this from the 012345678910 11 years to maturity other side, exit from the Excessive Deficit Procedure and continuing favourable EUR linked bonds Eurobonds (EUR) trends will not motivate credit rating agencies to improve the outlook of Croatia HRK bonds Eurobonds (USD) to positive from stable. *as of 5 May 9:00 CET Sources: Bloomberg, Economic RESEARCH/RBA The increased political developments definitely put aside the economic and mar- ket developments, but also put the story of Agrokor on hold (at least in the local media). With regards to the latter, nothing special has been happening as it EUR/HRK mid rate is crucial to wait and see the real outcome of the financial statements audit. 7.75 Meanwhile, the Governor stressed he expects a very moderate negative impact 7.70 of Agrokor at about 0.3 percentage points on GDP growth, assuming a decent 7.65 restructuring process. Including such a moderate effect, the real GDP, according 7.60 to the central bank estimates, could increase by about 3% yoy in 2017 (vs ours 7.55 3.3%). 7.50 7.45 7.40 In terms of relevant macroeconomic data, this week will be rather dull. The April 7.35 PPI figures and March tourism data are to be released. Positive annual PPI rates Jul. Jun. Jan. Apr. Feb. Oct. Sep. May Dec. Mar. Nov. Aug. will continue for the fourth month in a row due to return of imported inflationary 2014 2015 2016 2017 pressures coming primarily from foreign commodity markets. We also predict Sources: CNB, Economic RESEARCH/RBA that March data will confirm favourable tourism figures in Q117, thus supporting our view of one more excellent tourist season. Market Comment/Outlook Croatia – main figures and forecasts Turning our attention to the financial markets, given the increased political uncer- 2016 2017e 2018f tainties, we anticipate another week of weak trading volumes on the local bond Real GDP (% yoy) 2.9 3.3 2.8 market. Croatian Eurobonds have remained stable, reflecting the complacency of Industrial Production, 5.3 4.2 3.8 investors, who got used to political tensions across the region. %, yoy Consumer prices –1.1 1.9 1.6 (avg, % yoy) During the last week EUR/HRK returned back to the normal trends as the FX mar- ILO unemployment 13.1 12.2 11.2 ket witnessed a slight HRK appreciation. Some market participants have surely rate (avg, %) General budget –0.8 –1.9 –2.0 taken advantage of the relatively high EUR/HRK level to change market positions balance (% of GDP) by selling EUR. We keep the expectations of trading in a relatively wide range Public debt (% of 84.2 82.6 80.6 (between 7.41 and 7.46 kuna per euro), whereby, under the usual circumstanc- GDP) CA (% of GDP) 2.6 2.5 2.2 es, the EUR/HRK rate should move to the lower limit of the expected range. Official FX reserves 13.5 13.7 14.0 (EUR bn) Zrinka Živković Matijević Gross foreign debt 41.7 40.9 41.9 (EUR bn) Gross foreign debt 91.4 89.7 84.4 (as % of GDP) EUR/LCY (avg) 7.53 7.45 7.46 Sources: CNB, CBS, Economic RESEARCH/RBA 2 May 8th, 2017 Equity Market Quiet week in stock trading Trading comment Hrvatski Telekom (P) (3 m) In the week after the Q1 reporting season and amid the suspension of trading 200 with shares of Agrokor’s companies, the stock trading on the Zagreb Stock Ex- 190 change was subdued with small changes of indices on the daily basis. Also on the weekly level, CROBEX and CROBEX10 had a neutral move. Thereby, shares 180 of construction companies had the best performance while index of industrial 170 companies dropped the most. Among CROBEX members, shares of Ingra were 160 the winner and shares of Petrokemija closed the week with the highest loss. The regular turnover amounted to meagre HRK 5.4 mn daily on average with shares 150 2.2. 8.4. 4.5. of Hrvatski Telekom and preferred shares of Adris being the most traded. Equity 15.2. 28.2. 13.3. 26.3. 21.4. indices in the region posted a mixed performance during the week. CROBEX HT Sources: ZSE, Economic RESEARCH/RBA Company news Tehnika signed a contract for works on reconstruction of the hospital complex KB Sveti Duh with construction of a daily hospital building and an underground garage worth HRK 124.3 mn. The works should be completed in 24 month time. Tehnika (3 m) Đuro Đaković Grupa has started with the capital increase procedure aiming to 900 raise up to HRK 152 mn by issuing new shares. The subscription is opened this week and the process will be considered as a success if the minimum of 5 mn 800 shares (out of maximum 7.6 mn offered) will be subscribed. The company also 700 informed about new contract worth HRK 15 mn with a Swiss customer. The gross dividend proposed for shares of INA amounts to HRK 15.2 per share. 600 In this week 500 2.2. 8.4. 4.5. We expect continuation of weak trading activity with shares on the Zagreb Stock 15.2. 28.2. 13.3. 26.3. 21.4. Exchange while the suspension of trading with Agrokor’s companies ought to CROBEX THNK be extended up until 15 May (including). According to the dividend calendar, Sources: ZSE, Economic RESEARCH/RBA shares of Hrvatski Telekom go ex-dividend on Tuesday (DPS of HRK 6) and shares of Valamar Riviera go ex-dividend on Wednesday (DPS of HRK 0.8). Nada Harambašić Nereau Market performance Top/Flop – CROBEX index Index 1w % ytd % Value on* Share 1w % Price on* Share 1w % Price on* 5.5.2017 5.5.2017 5.5.2017 ATX (AT) 1.27 16.42 3,048 Ingra 13.40 5 Belje 0.00 8 BETI (RO) 0.76 17.05 8,293 Viadukt 7.12 90 Đuro Đaković Grupa –0.02 42 SOFIX (BG) 0.54 12.68 661 Zagrebačka Banka 5.31 50 Atlantic Grupa –0.51 780 NTX (SEE,CE,EE) 0.41 17.87 1,193 Arenaturist 5.01 510 Adris Grupa (P) –0.52 456 CROBEX (HR) 0.14 –4.53 1,905 OT-Optima T. 4.74 4 Uljanik Plovidba –0.63 161 SASX10 (BH) 0.07 –10.10 621 Podravka 2.66 347 HT –1.34 176 WIG30 (PL) 0.06 21.31 2,721 AD Plastik 2.03 168 Valamar Riviera –1.52 41 PX (CZ) –0.34 8.99 1,004 Luka Ploče 0.73 550 Maistra –1.99 290 BUX (HU) –0.58 2.38 32,764 Kraš 0.00 450 Atlantska Plov. –2.00 425 SBITOP (SI) –0.67 8.29 777 Ericsson NT 0.00 1,340 Dalekovod –4.54 23 BELEX15 (RS) –0.74 –0.28 715 Končar EI 0.00 800 Zagrebačka burza –4.57 17 MICEX (RU) –1.04 –10.62 1,996 Vupik 0.00 19 Petrokemija –6.35 14 * as at 16:30 CET. Ledo 0.00 3,450 Source: Bloomberg, Economic RESEARCH/RBA * as at 16:30 CET. Source: ZSE, Economic RESEARCH/RBA May 8th, 2017 3 Impressum Raiffeisen RESEARCH Raiffeisenbank Austria Economic Research Zrinka Živković Matijević, MSc, Head of Department; tel: +385 1/61 74 338, email: [email protected] Elizabeta Sabolek Resanović, Economic Analyst; tel: +385 1/46 95 099, e-mail: [email protected] Tomislava Ujević, Economic Analyst; tel: + 385 1/61 74 606, email: [email protected] Financial Advisory Nada Harambašić Nereau, MSc, Financial Analyst; tel.: +385 1/61 74 870, email: [email protected] Ana Turudić, Financial Analyst; tel: +385 1/61 74 401, email: [email protected] Markets and Investment Banking Robert Mamić, Executive Director; tel: +385 1/46 95 076, email: [email protected] Editor Zrinka Živković Matijević, MSc, Head of Economic Research Abbreviations bp – basis points HBOR – Croatian Bank for pp – percentage points CERP – Restructuring and Sale Center Reconstruction and Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 – quarters DZS – Croatian Bureau of Statistics Development RBA – Raiffeisenbank Austria d.d.
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