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Chinese stocks are now trading at just 40% of US stock valuations. That ratio is now 2 standard deviations below the historical average. Source: David Ingles, Bloomberg
Protests in China are on the rise due to the housing crisis and the slowing economy
Source : Bloomberg
Hedge funds have finally turned net bullish on the Japanese Yen
Source: Bloomberg, David Ingles
Modi's budget could send Indian stocks higher
Source: Bloomberg 3 July 2024
Chinese EVs Seize Record 11% Share in Europe Ahead of Tariffs - Bloomberg
Chinese brands captured 11% of the European electric-car market in June, notching record registrations as manufacturers raced to beat stiff European Union tariffs that took effect early this month.
Remember when China had a huge rally in April and May?
Nice chart from @HumbleStudent showing relative strength rolling over again. Source: Ryan Detrick on X
CHINA 10-YEAR YIELD FALLS TO A FRESH RECORD LOW
So, what is the Chinese bond market signaling about the Chinese economy? Source: Bianco research
India quickly catches up to China as the world’s largest emerging market.
Indian stocks comprise nearly 20% of the MSCI Emerging Markets index, while China has dropped to a quarter from 40% in 2020. The narrowing gap has become one of the biggest issues for investors in emerging markets this year as they debate whether to put capital into an already red-hot Indian market, or into Chinese stocks that are relatively cheap, but are being hit by an econ slowdown. https://lnkd.in/ddkSqFy5 Source: FT, Charlie Bilello
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