Keep an eye on this – in an increasingly interconnected and interdependent global market, these tech selloffs are demonstrating a propensity to spread quickly. And there’s some poetic justice in that, right? After all, tech is all about connecting the world.
“Today’s turmoil in the region’s tech stocks was sparked by the sell-off in their peers on Wall Street last night.”
So what accounts for that? Well, no one knows exactly. “Some bearish investors were looking for excuses to ‘kill the bulls.'”
“We are a top quality POE and Nylon umbrella manufacturer. Our umbrellas have already been well-accepted by clients around the world, especially those from Japan”…
Are you a Chinese citizen who wants to circumvent Beijing’s increasingly onerous capital controls on the
“Traders are rushing for the exit and trading volumes on the Hang Seng are more than 80% above their 30-day average.”
“Why does the US beautify the so-called Hong Kong independence and violent elements as heroes?”
Risk aversion runs rampant as Hong Kong bill hits sentiment.
A “catch up phase” in Hong Kong and a cloudy outlook for Mainland shares after Q1 surge.
Well markets are rocking from London to Hong Kong on Tuesday as the world takes its cues from the blockbuster rally U.S. stocks staged on Monday.
“The extremely bearish USD sentiment spilled over to the yuan market, and fixing failed to cool down bullish sentiment,” Ken Cheung, a senior currency strategist at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong notes, adding that “heading to the weekend, risk-off sentiment due to the foundation day of North Korea also raised safe-haven demand for the yuan.”
Goldman chats with some folks in Hong Kong…
The world’s largest economy just turned a corner. The latest CPI update out of the
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Chinese macro releases are a bit of a rabbit hole. Beijing leaves a lot to
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At some point this week, Nomura apparently cautioned those keen to pick the low in
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“Ok, I’m here. What’s the problem?” “Well, sir, it’s the stocks.” “What about the stocks?”
It’s barely February and US equities are up 4% in 2024 already. Coming off a
How bad is the macro situation in China? It’s a crucial question. For China, yes,
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I employ the phrase “interminable malaise” at fairly regular intervals, often in the context of
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