China Market 'Frenzy' Doesn't Mean Economic Recovery Is Here
China's recent stock market frenzy doesn't necessarily mean the economic recovery is here, ANZ's chief China economist Raymond Yeung said in a note. While government intervention in markets can rapidly reflate the financial system,
China's stimulus package might not be enough to fix its economy, but it sent stock markets 8.5% higher — a gain not seen since 2008
Skeptics have been out in force since China rolled out aggressive stimulus measures last week to prop up its ailing economy and markets. It's just not enough to reverse the magnitude of China's problems — including an epic property crisis and high youth unemployment — they say.
A Week of Shock and Awe Ignites China’s Stock Markets
While hopes are high, the wider Chinese economy—in particular its languishing property market—will take longer to recover.
Key markets and metrics to track following China's stimulus: Maguire
Beijing last month dispensed the most aggressive stimulus measures since the pandemic in a bid to revive the flagging Chinese economy, and traders and investors are now looking for signs if the medicine is working.
China's stock markets are partying like it's 2008, overwhelming systems
The euphoria was thanks to Beijing's big-bang stimulus announcement, that showed urgency and concerted commitment to boost China's ailing economy.
China stocks soar on stimulus as US indices end Q3 at records
Chinese stocks surged on Monday after officials unveiled further economic stimulus measures, while Wall Street indices concluded a buoyant quarter with new records.
China’s stimulus boosts stocks
China’s government recently announced a comprehensive stimulus package to boost economic growth and counter deflationary pressures. The measures include issuing 2 trillion yuan ($284 billion) in special sovereign bonds,
China's bond market seems skeptical that recent stimulus will be enough
Yields on Chinese government debt are hovering near multidecade lows as investors remain unconvinced by stimulus efforts.
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Xi Jinping’s belated stimulus has reset the mood in Chinese markets
I f Chinese retail investors had their way they would forgo the seven-day National Day holiday that ends on October 7th. An ...
China Dominating Emerging Markets Again as MSCI Weight Soars
In just eight days, China regained the influence it lost over 10 months in emerging markets. The country’s weight in MSCI Inc ...
Adrian Mowat sees some selling by foreign funds to move into China, but no big scare to India's bull run
Adrian Mowat said several active fund managers who were Overweight on India may be trimming positions in order to rotate ...
China Markets Surge in Wild End to the Quarter
Some investors say what happens there could be key to global markets’ direction in the months ahead.
China pumped in over $100 bln overseas in cleantech since 2023, research group says
Chinese firms' overseas investments in clean energy technology projects have exceeded $100 billion since the start of 2023 as ...
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An outlook on China’s carbon fiber market
This analysis sheds additional light on the insights, observations and data shared in ATA Industrial Group’s carbon fiber ...
China and Middle East tensions push commodities into the spotlight: Morning Brief
Geopolitical tensions and an Iranian missile strike on Israel are dominating headlines, pushing crude oil prices higher as ...
Retail investors can sustain China’s market bounce
Still, investor sentiment remains fragile, especially among foreign investors. Industrial profits at large Chinese companies ...