China’s Stimulus Plan Boosts Global Markets | Bloomberg: The Asia Trade 9/25/24
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Chapters:
00:00:16 – Bloomberg: The Asia Trade begins
00:04:45 – China stock traders worry policy-fuelled gains may be short-lived
00:08:16 – Allspring Global Investments’s Noah Wise on bond markets
00:15:03 – Middle East takes centerstage at the UN General Assembly
00:21:10 – Japan’s next leader faces economic challenges
00:24:06 – IMF’s Georgeiva says the US is ‘in a very good place’ on inflation
00:27:58 – Breitling’s CEO Georges Kern on its Asia ambitions
00:35:36 – Winter LNG outlook & Russia’s shadow fleet
00:44:33 – Japan’s August Services Producer Prices Rise 2.7% y/y
00:50:39 – Asia markets react to China stimulus package
00:59:17 – Dan Moss: China Adds a Touch of Showbiz to Its Stimulus
01:04:49 – BREAKING: Offshore yuan rises past 7 for first time since May 2023
01:05:56 – BREAKING: Thai baht rises to strongest since March 2022 versus dollar
01:06:36 – Iran’s president says Israeli attacks in Lebanon ‘can’t go unanswered’
01:12:10 – Chief China Economist at UBS, Wang Tao, says China needs more policy easing
01:25:04 – EU Climate Commissioner says the bloc faces a ‘China problem’
01:28:34 – Former crypto executive, Caroline Ellison sentenced to 2 years in jail
01:31:25 – BREAKING: PBOC withdraws net 219B yuan via MLF
01:32:28 – Hong Kong plans to cut tax on liquor
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4 Comments
Let's pray and hope that the global economy will be worse off. Lets also wish all economic indicators includimg PMI consumer confidence unemploymemt rate exports and retail sales will all turn out to be weaker than expectation. 😅😊
Recent China's 🇨🇳 stimulus measures trying to fix its sagging economy
is like throwing a cup of water on the forest fire. LOL
This guy on 16:30 saying that Russia-Ukraine war is totally unprovoked. I wonder if he had been living in a cave to not know that this war that started 2 years ago was due to Ukraine and NATO not wanting to keep what was agreed during Cold War that no NATO at Russian border. NATO and Ukraine pushed for NATO presence in Ukraine. If this was done in US border by Mexico and Russia, would be unacceptable to the US and world. I guess this goes to show that only some countries are to be respected- Russia is not one of them.
bad move by china government to bail out speculators, greedy homeowners, foreign investors and equity firms. instead china should use that $1.7 trillions dollars stimuli money to help out the working class of chinese people, health care, and free higher education for their children.stock market benefits nothing to ordinary chinese working families.