The Chinese market has attracted increased attention in global markets, accompanied by rising volatility as more capital seeks to capitalize on potential opportunities largely driven by government measures. This environment led to a sharp rebound at the end of September, just before the National Holiday.
A specific example of this volatility: after two days of significant declines, the Chinese stock market rebounded...

Hello Mooers!
The Chinese stock market has plunged more than 10% in these two days.
Some Mooers may be shocked by such a terrified quake, while some Mooers believe that this plunging is inevitable because of 'buy the rumor, sell the news'. 
A group of Mooers believe that this is a health pullback , while another group of Mooers believe that the Chinese stocks are uninvestable.
Regardless of what may happen to the Chinese ...

Recession May not come. Recession worry comes for sure.

Conclusion:
Looking ahead, we expect both the U.S. job market and inflation to cool down in the short term. However, in the long run, the U.S. economy remains robust, and there's still a risk of "secondary inflation."
Firstly, the U.S. reported a solid second-quarter GDP growth rate of 2.8%, a significant jump from the 1.4% in the first quarter, signaling strong economic demand. Secondly, regardless of whether Trump o...