MHh
05-07
Trumps knows the trade deficits and so by implementing tariffs, he hopes to create a new global order. He is not that crazy that many think he is. The real dealbreaker is whether this will pull through. He probably never expect China to retaliate, unlike in his first term as president. He doesn’t want a trade war where his own economy will suffer. He just wants to force parties to negotiate with him. I think the shift from West to east will definitely happen, but not in the next 5 or even 10 years. As long as the other countries cooperate with the US and US has a greater number of world on its side as it seems to be likely the case with many countries striking deals with it, and these countries trade more with the US than China, and the USD remains the preferred reserve currency, this shift won’t happen yet. China stocks will rally especially if talks with trump is successful but I believe it wil be short-lived as investors tend to be less confident in the Chinese market than the US.
HKD Strengthens: Can China Stocks' Rally Continue?
On May 7, the Governor of the People's Bank of China, Pan Gongsheng, announced a 0.5 percentage point RRR cut, injecting approximately 1 trillion yuan of long-term liquidity into the market. A package of policies to support financing for SMEs will be launched soon. Chinese assets surged in response to these favorable policies. Some believe that Chinese concept stocks are still at low levels, as major tech stocks remain undervalued. Are you bullish on China stocks continued rally? Are they still undervalued or not? How will stronger HKD affect HK stock market?
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