AGS WEEK AHEAD: Bearish Mood as U.S. Dollar Makes Gains, China Stimulus Hopes Fade
The macro mood is bearish as the latest U.S. economic data boosted the dollar against important commodity currencies and optimism for Chinese economic stimulus has faded. U.S. Consumer Price Index data on Thursday surprised to the upside,
Gold, U.S. dollar
China stimulus and the start to the Fed's cutting only add to emerging market bonds' strong momentum heading into the end of ...
With few details offered by officials, stock investors are back to where they started the week: in a waiting game.
In addition, oil prices wiped out nearly all the gains made last week after data showed China's inflation rate declined and a ...
Shares in mainland China rose as investors digested Beijing's Saturday briefing on stimulus measures—in which the finance ...
Most Asian currencies weakened against the dollar on the lack of details from China’s Ministry of Finance on its fiscal support over the weekend.
Low wages, high youth unemployment and a feeble social safety net mean China's household spending is less than 40% of annual ...
China’s real estate industry, which accounts for about a fifth of the country’s economic activity, according to IMF, has faced numerous headwinds ...
Gold prices eased on Monday as broad economic stimulus measures in China, the biggest bullion consumer, failed to invoke ...
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Stock investors wary about China’s stimulus bid: markets wrapChinese shares fluctuated in a volatile session after a Finance Ministry briefing at the weekend underwhelmed investors and a drop in factory prices reinforced concerns about the economy.
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