For Chinese Markets, Plunging Liquor No Match For RRR Cut, Trade Optimism
Kweichow Moutai may be a harbinger, but it matters not on Thursday.
Kweichow Moutai may be a harbinger, but it matters not on Thursday.
Go home, Kweichow Moutai, you’re drunk.
This was supposed to be China’s year. You can probably recite the investment case from
The nascent rebound in Chinese tech hit a brick wall Thursday. After faltering during the
“My personal view is rates are likely to rise in the early part of next
As it turns out, the PBoC didn’t just instruct banks to rein in lending for
Chinese stocks crumbled Friday, diving nearly 3%, a slide some attributed to acrimony during high-level
Last week, I whispered about a “global tech bear market.” The poster child, I noted,
“Many investors who once called themselves fans of Zhang, began to raise questions and engage
Tuesday’s word was “bubble” or, actually, “bubbles,” plural. Guo Shuqing, chairman of the China Banking
This time last week, Chinese retail investors were feeling “invincible”. Eight straight days of gains
Great questions, all.Â
“[The numbers] are literally bad”.
“It’s the category that counts.”
Ok, we’re going to talk about China again because as we noted on Friday, you really should be watching the situation over there closely.
Well, if you take your cues from China, it was an inauspicious start to the week.
“Luck, prosperity, and wealth.”
“…this is very bad news for the stock market.”
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