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Foreign capital is accelerating its shift to betting on China Assets! Call options on Chinese Stocks ETFs are being snatched up again.
Chris Murphy, Co-Head of Derivative Strategy at Horizon International Group, stated that last Friday investors bought a large number of Call Options for the iShares Core MSCI China Index ETF (FXI). Other Call Options related to Chinese Assets also rose significantly, including the China Overseas Internet Plus-Related ETF (KWEB). ETFs related to Chinese Assets also strengthened.
On Friday, another wave of funds is betting on Call Options for China's Stocks ETF.
Industry insiders noted that investors are significantly buying Call Options for the iShares China Large Cap ETF (FXI) that expires next weekend, corresponding to the purchase of 4 million shares under the options contracts. The related ETF saw a substantial rise on Friday, achieving the largest single-day increase in over a month.
People's Daily: Promote greater progress in China-U.S. relations from a new starting point.
The river of history flows incessantly, and often only a few steps are crucial. Grasping and handling the bilateral relationship from a Global Strategy perspective and long-term view will bring more certainty to a turbulent world.
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**** had a phone call with the elected president of the USA, Trump.
**** congratulated Trump on being re-elected as President of the USA, pointing out that both sides highly value each other's interactions and hope that the China-US relationship has a good start in the new term of the USA President, wishing to promote greater progress in the China-US relationship from this new starting point.
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The National Bureau of Statistics: In 2024, the total domestic product will be 134,908.4 billion yuan, with a growth of 5.0% compared to the previous year.
Looking at it by quarters, the gross domestic product grew by 5.3% year-on-year in the first quarter, 4.7% in the second quarter, 4.6% in the third quarter, and 5.4% in the fourth quarter. In terms of quarter-on-quarter, the gross domestic product grew by 1.6% in the fourth quarter.
The US stock market fluctuated and then declined, Apple fell by 4%, Taiwan Semiconductor's ADR once rose over 7%, and Luxury Goods stocks along with European and American government bonds increased.
In December, USA's retail sales growth was weaker than expected, but the Philadelphia January manufacturing Index reached its highest level in nearly four years. Federal Reserve Board member Waller predicted that there might be up to four interest rate cuts this year, which lowered USA Treasury yields and the dollar. The S&P experienced its first decline in four days, previously boosted by Banks' Earnings Reports. Taiwan Semiconductor's quarterly report confirmed AI demand, leading to most chip stocks rising. Luxury Goods giant Richemont's earnings surpassed expectations, causing a collective increase among peers that pushed French stocks up over 2%. The China concept index rose against the trend, with DouYu increasing by about 28%. The yen approached 155, Bitcoin hovered around $0.1 million, oil prices fell from a six-month high, and Gold reached its highest in five weeks. As a cold wave hit, Henry Hub Natural Gas surged over 4%.
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