Foreign chief executives speak out intensively: strong, rebound, continue to "high allocation" to the Chinese stock market
Recently, chief economists from foreign institutions have been speaking intensively, with strong, rebound, and high allocation becoming key words when discussing the performance of china's economy and financial markets.
The global market is starting to foot the bill for Trump.
Those who invested in Trump politically are now able to publicly enjoy the fruits of victory.
Federal Reserve's Collins: The economy is stable but requires further easing, and a rate cut in December may be expected.
Collins stated that further slowing in economic recruitment is undesirable, and there is still a possibility of interest rate cuts in December, but the specific decision must be based on subsequent data.
Morgan Stanley warns that Trump's tariffs will significantly suppress usa economic growth in 2026.
Morgan Stanley's Chief Global Economist, Seth Carpenter, stated that the tariffs proposed by President Trump will weaken usa economic growth by 2026.
Wall Street is bullish on Trump's tax cuts: they will boost the U.S. stock market in the next two years, with nearly 30% of s&p 500 companies benefiting.
① Wall Street expects Trump's tax cuts to drive up U.S. stocks and corporate profits, with about 145 companies in the s&p 500 index likely to benefit significantly. ② Goldman Sachs predicts that Trump's tax policy may increase corporate profits of s&p 500 index constituent companies by 20% over the next two years, potentially pushing the s&p 500 index up to 7,500 points by 2026.
More foreign capital announces increased investment in china! Has the recent adjustment come to a temporary halt?
Another foreign giant has announced an increase in investments in china assets.