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.
Cui Dongshu predicts that mainland automobile retail sales will reach 22.3 million vehicles this year, indicating that mainland automobiles will not be 'choked'.
China Passenger Vehicle Market Information Joint Secretary-General Cui Dongshu stated at the 'World New Energy Automobile Conference' that mainland China's retail sales volume of automobiles is expected to reach 22.3 million vehicles in 2024, with a 3% annual growth rate. The retail sales volume of new energy passenger vehicles in mainland China is expected to reach 10.4 million vehicles, with a 34% annual growth rate. At the end of last year, the China Passenger Car Association estimated that the mainland's retail sales volume of passenger vehicles in 2024 would be 22.2 million vehicles. In addition, Cui Dongshu mentioned that China plays an important role in the rapid transformation of global new energy automobiles, believing that China's automotive industry will not be 'neck and neck' as the mainland's supply chain has a strong foundation in consumer electronics.
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Express News | The three major U.S. indexes opened lower collectively, with the Dow Jones falling by 0.09%, the Nasdaq falling by 0.27%, and the S&P 500 Index dropping by 0.24%. China concept stocks continued to surge, with the Nasdaq Golden Dragon Index rising by over
Shorts liquidation! Foreign funds crazily rushing into call options, the slogan of 'bullish on China' echoing on Wall Street.
Last week, everything about the Chinese stock market seemed to have changed. Looking at the international markets, the Wall Street investment banks and hedge fund institutions, who have long been cautious about the Chinese stock market, suddenly turned overwhelmingly bullish on Hong Kong stocks and A-shares, with a collective voice of "long China" echoing through Wall Street.
Shares of US-listed Chinese Companies Are Trading Higher on Continued Strength Amid Stimulus Efforts. September PMI Data Beat Estimates but Factory Activity Fell, Which May Raise Stimulus Hopes.