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Daiwa downgrades the rating of Chinese stocks to 'slightly underweight', while High Yield downgrades the rating of Hong Kong stocks to 'underweight'.
Wall Street's major banks have become more cautious about the Chinese stock market, mainly due to persistent deflationary pressures and geopolitical tensions. Morgan Stanley has downgraded its rating on Chinese stocks to 'slightly underweight', believing that the Chinese government's likelihood of introducing fiscal stimulus for consumption and housing issues ahead of schedule next year is very limited, as it is concerned that the mainland will worry about moral hazards and premature transition to a welfare state. This will pose stronger downside risks to corporate profits and market valuations in the coming months. The year-end target for the MSCI China Index is 63, slightly lower than last Friday's (15th) closing of 63.93. Goldman Sachs has also
With Trump's inauguration approaching in January, Bank of America Merrill Lynch advises investors to adjust their portfolios: focus on US bonds, European and Chinese stock markets, and gold.
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