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Source: Sina Finance Important information affecting the market during the weekend (May 13-May 15) includes: the central bank and the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission adjust the differentiated housing credit policy, and the lower limit of the first-home loan interest rate is adjusted to no less than the corresponding term LPR minus 20 basis […]

Source: CICC Strategy Summary Affected by the overall narrow range of the overseas Chinese stock market last week, although the fluctuations in the external market continued or even more intense last week, the performance of overseas Chinese stocks showed a certain degree of resilience, at least compared to last week. It is still too early

Source: Wall Street News The “fire” of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict has already set off a “stagflation” tsunami around the world. Inflation fueled by soaring energy and food prices has put advanced economies at risk, but for many emerging markets, inflation is just one of the most visible pieces of bad news that can be overwhelming.

A highly concentrated investment portfolio and heavy bets on speculative technology stocks often make Ms. Mu and her company blamed, but why are investors consistent with Ms. Mu? Although the net worth of “Sister Wood” Cathy Wood has plummeted, her followers are still religious. The dramatic scene happened on Wednesday, when Sister Mu’s flagship fund

The property market is booming! Today, the central bank and the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission issued the “Notice on Issues Concerning Adjusting Differential Housing Credit Policies”, releasing important information: According to the current 5-year LPR of 4.6%, the minimum mortgage interest rate for the first home can be 4.4%. In order to adhere

Saudi Aramco has benefited not only from a roughly 45% rise in oil prices this year, but also from the gradual increase in output by Saudi Arabia and other OPEC+ members. From January to March this year, Saudi Aramco produced an average of 10.2 million barrels per day, up 20% from a year earlier. Saudi

The Fed can provide liquidity directly or indirectly, and this is a key factor in determining market volatility. The words “liquidity” and “volatility” are constantly being thrown around by the financial media and Wall Street as if everyone fully understands them and their importance. With volatility intensifying and the Fed pulling liquidity, now is certainly

Heavy financial events next week (5.16-5.20): In terms of economic data, the U.S. New York Fed manufacturing index in May, U.S. API and EIA crude oil inventories, and U.S. initial jobless claims for the week to May 14 will be released one after another. In terms of financial reports, Hong Kong stock heavyweight star stocks

Hot news this week The U.S. April unseasonably adjusted CPI recorded an annual rate of 8.3%, higher than market expectations of 8.1% Excluding volatile food and energy prices, the U.S. core CPI rose 6.2% on an annualized basis in April on a seasonally adjusted basis, beating expectations for a 6% increase. After the CPI report

Zhitong Finance APP was informed that on Friday, Cleveland Fed President Mester said that the possibility of raising interest rates by 75 basis points in September was put on the agenda again. Speaking at the ECB meeting, Mester said she expected the Fed to support a 50 basis point rate hike at its two meetings

Author: Luo Jun The 13F report shows that Bridgewater Fund opened a long position in the first quarter of Berkshire Hathaway Class B shares, Medtronic, Linde Plc., Ishares MBS ETF, Newmont, Caterpillar, Southern Copper Company, Airbnb (Airbnb) etc. 260 stocks or ETFs. Liquidated 23 stocks including Tesla, Verizon, and AutoZone. In the first quarter, the

In the early morning of the 14th Beijing time, U.S. stocks closed higher on Friday, the S&P 500 rebounded from the brink of a bear market, and technology stocks led the gains. But all three major stock indexes fell more than 2% this week. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell dismissed market speculation of a 75

Source: Wall Street News Author: Bu Shuqing Technology stocks remain strong buys. The more volatile the U.S. stock market is, the more crazy the retail investors are! U.S. retail investors now seem to be using the tech slump as a bargain hunter. In an interview with CNBC on Wednesday, AJ Kahling, head of international education