Dr Rck
2024-09-30

Europe economy is suffering particularly Germany; South Africa is also slowing, while Japan sees a dip. China will be shutting down during the golden week so not sure by the time the holiday is over, will the market see a rise or dip amid so many challenging issues ongoing. Not sure if Sept will bring over some slacks in Oct?

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  • Dr Rck
    2024-09-30
    Dr Rck
    Some hedge fund firms are reducing their exposure in China regardless of its stimulus package and from what I heard China still has some more on its sleeve but not sure when it will introduced perhaps after the Golden week?
  • Dr Rck
    2024-09-30
    Dr Rck
    Also, China PMI has dropped still although within the range at 50. Hm.. that’s tricky!
  • jislandfund
    2024-09-30
    jislandfund

    You think the pboc stimulus will keep things going in us?

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