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Hang Seng Skids Into Bear Zone As US-China Tariff War Rattles Global ETFsThe Hang Seng Index briefly entered bear market territory due to the escalation of the US-China trade war, leading to declines across various global ETFs with exposure to China, Hong Kong, and trade-sensitive sectors.Benzinga · Apr 10, 2025

Chinese Stocks Jump As Central Bank Unveils Major Stimulus To Spur Economy: 'A Step In The Right Direction'The People's Bank of China announced cuts to the reserve requirement ratio and repo rates, injecting 1 trillion yuan ($140 billion) into the banking system to boost lending and support the economy. Chinese stocks and U.S.-listed ETFs investing in Chinese equities surged in response to the stimulus measures.Benzinga · Sep 24, 2024

The Fed Should Cut Rates Before A Credit Crisis Forces Their HandThe Fed seems determined to keep kicking the rate cut can down the road.Seeking Alpha · May 14, 2024

China's 2024 Economic Targets Drive Wedge Between Domestic And Offshore EquitiesChina unveiled its economic objectives for the year at the 2024 National People's Congress, stirring diverse reactions across equity indices tracking Chinese stocks. While domestic Chinese stocks have displayed signs of optimism, rallying in response to the government’s announcements, offshore Chinese equities, accessible to foreign investors, experienced a notable decline. Beijing announced a GDP growth target of around 5%, coupled with a consumer price index (CPI) inflation ceiling of 3%, more than 12 million new urban jobs, and an unemployment rate of 5.5%. Disappointment In Fiscal Policy Notably, officials announced a planned 3% on-budget deficit ratio, a decrease from last year’s revised figure of 3.8%. This move has left foreign investors feeling underwhelmed, as they hoped for more substantial fiscal efforts to stimulate the recovery. The government’s plans to allocate ...Full story available on Benzinga.comBenzinga · Mar 5, 2024

Chinese Stocks Decline Despite Aggressive Banking Move To Revitalize Troubled Property SectorChinese stocks trading in the U.S. market witnessed a notable decline on Tuesday, even as the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) took steps to bolster its faltering real estate sector. What Happened: The bank cut the five-year prime loan rate by 25 basis points to 3.95% on Tuesday, surpassing expectations of a modest 15 basis points reduction. This marks the most substantial rate cut since the introduction of the five-year loan prime rate in 2019. It also represents the first-rate reduction since June 2023. China maintains the one-year rate at 3.45%, contrary to the anticipated 15 basis points decrease, setting both rates at historical lows. Why It Matters: Beijing’s reducing interest rates and releasing more liquidity are an attempt at ...Full story available on Benzinga.comBenzinga · Feb 20, 2024

China's Hainan Province Eases Mortgage Rules To Revive Home Sales: 'Housing Bottom Not In Sight,' Analyst SaysChina’s southern province of Hainan has announced a reduction in the down-payment ratio for first-time homebuyers. This policy adjustment, making it easier for individuals to purchase their first homes, sets the minimum down payment at 20%, a decrease from the previous 25%. The announcement, first revealed by Hainan Daily and then reported by Bloomberg, follows similar easing measures in major cities like Beijing and Shanghai, aiming to counteract the country’s significant housing sales slump. Stabilizing the Market Amidst a Housing Downturn The adjustment comes amid a series of relaxations in mortgage policies across the nation, aimed at boosting slumping home sales. These efforts have seen a notable increase in home sales in Beijing and Shanghai after the implementation of reduced down-payment ratios and the easing of qualifications for lower mortgages. However, the overall real estate market ...Full story available on Benzinga.comBenzinga · Feb 19, 2024

Emerging Markets Guru Says 'Time To Go Shopping For Hidden Gems At A Steal' As He Sees Opportunities In Bruised Chinese, Hong Kong StocksEmerging markets fund manager Mark Mobius on Friday offered his take on the underperforming Chinese and Hong Kong markets and potential investment opportunities. Turning The Corner? People have now begun comparing the Chinese and Hong Kong markets with India, which has seen a huge run-up, and see there is an opportunity for the former two to outperform, said Mobius, the founder of Mobius Capital Partners. The emerging-market investment guru shared his views in an interview with Bloomberg. Source: Benzinga “I am not predicting that but I think people are beginning to look at the valuations and beginning to think that perhaps it’s gonna be a good opportunity there,” the investment manager said. Delving into the criteria for screening stocks, Mobius said his firm uses return on assets and return on capital, which he termed as very important. He also said he would look into earnings per share growth. “We like companies with low debt,” Mobius said. “Some of the stocks in China and Hong Kong are beginning to beat on some of those criteria.” See Also: Best Chinese Stocks Mobius also disagreed with the view that the weakness in Hong Kong and China is due to Chinese authorities’ problems with their messaging to the global markets. “Chinese officials are trying their best to regain ...Full story available on Benzinga.comBenzinga · Feb 14, 2024

Evergrande Liquidation's 'Snowball Effect': What's Next For China's Troubled Real Estate Sector?A Hong Kong court handed down a liquidation order against China Evergrande Group on Monday, initiating the dissolution of what was once China’s biggest real estate developer. This move signals a critical turning point for the debt-laden giant, sparking spillover concerns across the financial community. Evergrande’s shares took an immediate hit following the court’s ruling, plummeting 21% to just 16 cents in Hong Kong dollars before a suspension in trading. This significant drop in share price is a far cry from its 2017 peak market value of HK $414 billion, now dwindled to merely HK $2.15 billion. Evergrande CEO Shawn Siu said “the company has made all efforts possible and is sorry about the winding-up order." He maintained a commitment to clients and the company's continuity, emphasizing, "The company will ensure home deliveries and steadily promote normal operation of the group." Siu also confirmed plans to work alongside the appointed liquidator in managing the fallout. Alvarez & Marsal Inc. stepped in as the appointed overseer, a firm recognized for handling Lehman Brothers‘ restructuring. Evergrande’s Fallout: Assessing The Economic Impact The decision, while not unforeseen, sends a chilling message to the markets and the property sector in China, which is already navigating turbulence. According to Andreas Steno Larsen, an independent macro economist, the court ruling ...Full story available on Benzinga.comBenzinga · Jan 29, 2024

Jack Ma's $50M Alibaba Buy Signals 'Buy China'Jack Ma and Joe Tsai bought $50M and $150M worth of BABA’s stock. Read why I hold Chinese shares despite the perception that China is an extremely risky market.Seeking Alpha · Jan 28, 2024

Can The Stock Market Rally Continue?U.S. markets are trading at record highs. What's driving the gains? What is the breadth looking like? What the latest earnings season is telling us about equities.Seeking Alpha · Jan 27, 2024

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