China's scorching rally takes a breather to wait on stimulus
Chinese shares fell on Wednesday and commodities nursed sharp losses as investors tempered enthusiasm for a Chinese economic recovery, while broader markets steadied on expectations that the U.S. economy can avoid recession and support global demand.
China’s finance ministry is set to hold a media briefing Saturday, reigniting expectations that Beijing is readying fiscal ...
A highly anticipated press briefing by China's top economic planner fell short of expectations.
Investors have delivered a cool assessment of whether China’s stimulus lives up to the hype, but brokers are refusing to give ...
Emerging-market stocks slumped after China fell short of unveiling additional major stimulus at a closely monitored press ...
Chinese stocks came under pressure on Tuesday after a disappointing update from the government tempered some of the ...
The rise in China-related equities and commodities, including iron ore and copper following the apparent pivot towards ...
After four miserable years, stock market in Hong Kong and mainland China are finally soaring, but whether benefits from the ...
Chinese stocks listed onshore slumped at the open amid skepticism about Beijing’s stimulus plans and signs of weakness in ...
Despite the stimulus, deep structural issues persist in China’s economy, Roach warned. Once a long-time optimist about China, ...
Traders are closely watching for additional policy measures as Beijing has signaled a sense of urgency in bringing its ...
Wall Street got back on track Tuesday, encouraged that the Fed seems confident enough in the U.S. growth picture to ease up ...
China investors know this could be the key policy moment to get in, but they’ll lose confidence unless concrete details start ...
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