Emerging markets are "on pins and needles", with the market worrying: Was the Federal Reserve's "50 basis point rate cut" in September wrong?
Market concerns that the Federal Reserve's significant interest rate cut in September may have been implemented too early and may be difficult to sustain. The borrowing costs in the USA may still remain high, leading to emerging markets assets potentially facing difficulties, causing global investors to hesitate.
Futu Morning Post | Bullish news confirmed! The scale of "buyback shareholding and re-loan" exceeds one hundred billion yuan; Goldman Sachs: "Smart money" is pouring into technology stocks at the fastest pace in the past five months.
Edward Yau plans to increase gold storage facilities in Hong Kong, strengthen connection with the mainland gold market; Federal Reserve Bullard: The Fed should patiently and gradually lower its policy interest rate.
One week outlook | Earnings season is in full swing! tesla's results about to be released; European and American PMI data are both coming.
This Thursday, the Federal Reserve will make a significant announcement of the Beige Book. Meanwhile, many Fed policymakers will also deliver speeches, which could increase market volatility.
Chinese stocks and ETFs surged in the USA, causing short-selling funds to suffer heavy losses.
US-traded Chinese concept stocks and ETFs rose on Friday, with a major short-selling fund recording its largest decline since October 7. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index rose 3% on Friday, marking the largest increase in two weeks; however, it still fell 7.7% during the week. The iShares Core MSCI China Index ETF rose 4.3% on Friday; falling 3.6% for the week. The iShares MSCI China A ETF increased by 4.4% on Friday; down by 4.1% for the week. The KraneShares CSI China Internet Plus-related ETF rose by 4.5% on Friday. The Deutsche Bank X-trackers CICC CSI 300 ETF rose by 5.3% on Friday.
"Chinese stocks can still go up"! Foreign capital, latest statement!
Continue to be bullish on the Chinese stock market!
Analysts who correctly predicted a sharp rise at the end of September: there is still room for growth in the Chinese stock market.
Bank of America strategist Lars Naeckter said that considering China's continued policy efforts and investors' willingness to re-enter the market, the market may still rebound further.