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S&P China SPDR (NY: GXC )

72.02 -1.70 (-2.31%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 4:10 PM EDT, May 30, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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Low inflation in Japan and China - A Sign Of Strength Or Weakness?
Inflation rates are very low in Japan and China vs. the US and Europe. What's going on? 
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China At The Crossroads
Watch where capital is flowing. That's pretty much all you need to know to predict the future. 
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China’s Housing Market Slump Becomes A Real Issue
A few months ago, I wrote that the Chinese slowdown was much more than COVID related and pointed to the challenges coming from the excessive weight of the real estate sector in the economy. 
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China’s Money Rate Sinks To A 1-1/2 Year Low
Tuesday saw the benchmark money market rate in China reach a 1-1/2-year low, with minimal indication of stress because of the plentiful liquidity before the month’s end peak cash demand. 
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The China Outlook from the WEO
In China, further lockdowns and the deepening real estate crisis have led growth to be revised down by 1.1 percentage points, with major global spillovers. 
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What Is Holding Back China Stimulus?
One of the vexing questions for China watchers has been the lack of stimulus delivered, despite the maintenance of the government’s 5.5% GDP target for 2022. 
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China: Very Strong Loan Growth But Uncertainty Remains On Economic Recovery
Bank loans jumped in June but we question how much of this will be channeled into the economy. 
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China’s economic outlook for the second half of 2022
A look at recent economic developments in China and policy implications on the economy for the second half of the year. 
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Grim Out East
It’s been a grim period for Chinese equities, with average declines of 23% over the 12 months to the end of April. 
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China’s Import Growth Lagged Behind Exports For A Good Reason
Import data in June does not reflect the current demand for goods in China as lockdowns eased in the month and shipments were made before that. Import growth should pick up in the August data. 
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China's Draconian Lockdown Policies: Major Consequences To Follow
China's callous and inefficient zero-covid strategy is just the latest example of how policies that prioritize top-down political interventions over market solutions that respect individual freedom... 
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Wyckoff Accumulation Reveals The Next Bull Run For This Sector
How you can take advantage of the potential next bull run in the China stocks upon completion of the market bottom via Wyckoff accumulation. 
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It’s Starting To Dawn On People There Is No Global Economic Dawn Lit By China
For a very brief moment, as Shanghai reopened, there were thoughts of recovery from China spreading well beyond. It would be, the mainstream dreamed like it once had been. 
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China Opens Up And Not Much Else
There’s no bigger recession risk-ignition than over on the other side of the Pacific. 
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Rough 2nd Quarter, Rebound In 3rd Quarter
After the Omicron outbreaks in early March, the normalization of the Chinese economy was disrupted, as evidenced by the 2nd quarter data. But May saw an economic rebound, which is likely to strengthen... 
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China cuts 5Y Loan Prime Rate more than expected
China has cut its five-year Loan Prime Rate more than expected while keeping the one-year rate the same. Why? Supporting the property market may be part of the answer. 
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China’s Economy Hurting From Covid Lockdowns
Recently released data shows that in April, many corners of the Chinese economy have contracted. 
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China loan growth misses estimates
New yuan loans grew only CNY645.4bn in April after a CNY3130bn increase in March. The market consensus was CNY2200bn. 
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Calls Emerge For China To Deploy Digital "Helicopter Money"
While Beijing has talked a lot, its actions have so far been woefully inadequate to offset the double whammy from the housing slump and Covid disruptions. 
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Sanctions, Trade Wars Worsen US Inflation
The Fed’s aggressive and belated rate hikes will escalate economic challenges in the US and elsewhere, thanks to ill-advised sanctions and trade wars. 
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China Credit Creation Craters, Sparking Speculation Of A Growth, Stock Bounce
Today we got a harsh reminder of just how hard the world's second-biggest economy has been hit when Beijing reported that April's total social financing and RMB loans came in much below market... 
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Despite stagflationary West and Omicron outbreaks, China’s economy still growing
Inflation and rate hikes are penalizing growth in the US and Europe. China must tackle the new headwinds, but its starting point – higher growth, lower inflation - is more favorable. 
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China’s Weak Equity Market Reflects Poor Economic Performance. It’s The Business Cycle.
I previously wrote about the global business cycle, how business cycles and stock markets of the major countries are related, and how the US market responds to the global developments. Here, I follow... 
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Chinese Slowdown, Much More Than COVID
The most recent macroeconomic figures show that the Chinese slowdown is much more severe than expected and not only attributable to the covid-19 lockdowns. 
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Hang Seng, CSI 300 Roar Back to Life as Beijing Pledges to Stabilize Markets
Hang Seng Index posts best session since October 2008, rises 9.08%. 
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China’s Imports Outright Declined In March, And COVID Was The Reason Why But Not Really
For now, the Chinese appear to be using their merchandise surplus to keep the exertion of eurodollar-gravity outflows from making China’s increasingly shaky circumstances more obvious. 
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We can’t blame Covid lockdowns for China’s surprise import contraction
It is strange to see exports grow 14.7%YoY and imports shrink 0.1%YoY in the same month (March). Export growth beat the consensus figure of 12.8%YoY. 
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March Madness, Revisiting The First Quarter
You might be surprised to learn that betting on March Madness this year topped $3.1 billion. That number only covers the legitimate bracket contests and betting. I am confident that it is much higher... 
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China ADRs Surge As Beijing Considers Giving US Access To Audits
U.S.-listed Chinese stocks surged premarket after Bloomberg reports Chinese authorities are preparing to give the SEC full access to auditing reports for the more than 200 companies listed in New York... 
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Pondering Investment Themes After The Russian Invasion
So much for returning to normal. I had hoped that easing COVID restrictions would supercharge economic growth this year. 
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