China Data Deluge Misses Badly As Industrial Output Crashes To Lowest Since 2002

Although Tuesday's can-kicking exercise that found the Trump administration delaying the imposition of tariffs on some Chinese goods until December 15 gave optimists a glimmer of hope, the outlook for global growth remains tenuous at best, dour at worst. Singapore's rather unnerving forecast cut and a truly terrible read on investor sentiment in Germany, were the latest shoes to drop. Now, all eyes will be on Berlin Wednesday for the latest GDP data amid loud calls for fiscal stimulus. But bef

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2 thoughts on “China Data Deluge Misses Badly As Industrial Output Crashes To Lowest Since 2002

  1. Bad news is Good news… more yield curves will invert….the CTA’s will drive up asset prices further.. FOMO & BTFD is back! Happy Days are here again ! Pensioners…go to hell!