Individual Investors Among Dingdong (Cayman) Limited's (NYSE:DDL) Largest Stockholders and Were Hit After Last Week's 10% Price Drop
Central Bank's major announcement! Reserve ratio cut, interest rate cut, officially launching share buyback and shareholding refinancing.
Pan Gongsheng stated that it is expected to carefully assess the market liquidity situation before the end of the year, and opportunistically further lower the deposit reserve ratio by 0.25-0.5 percentage points; reduce the open market 7-day reverse repurchase operation rate by 0.2 percentage points.
US stock market outlook: US September non-farm data higher than expected! Three major futures indicators surge in a straight line; will Chinese concept stocks continue to climb? Morgan Stanley: If short positions cover, it will push up the upward trend.
Bank of America: China stock fund saw the second highest inflow scale in history in the past week; European Central Bank Governing Council: inflation is under control, concerns arise as labor market cools down; spirit airlines plunged 33% before the market, the company is discussing potential bankruptcy application terms.
US stock market outlook: Three major futures indexes narrowed their pre-market declines, with most Chinese concept stocks weakening; Goldman Sachs is once again 'rooting' for the S&P! US stocks will see a big rise at the end of the year.
The Fed leads the way! The global rate cut pace is beginning to accelerate significantly; ongoing strikes at US ports lead to a sudden increase in inflation risks; Berkshire Hathaway plans to issue yen bonds for the second time this year, analysts say Buffett may be eyeing financial and shipping stocks.
Hong Kong and A-shares are in high spirits! How much room is left in the market under the new round of policies?
Interest rate-sensitive growth stocks, export chains driven by usa real estate demand, Hong Kong stocks local dividends and real estate, all show greater resilience in this round of rise.
Shares of US-listed Chinese Companies Are Trading Higher Possibly Amid Continued Strength Following a Report Suggesting China Will Issue up to $284 Billion of Sovereign Debt as Part of a Stimulus.