Representing the major index of Chinese stocks, the csi 300 indexsoared 8.5% on the eve of the national day holiday, surprising market participants.Normally, there is a tendency for profit-taking sales before major holidays. The background is a sense of caution against unexpected events during the holidays. Furthermore, the csi 300 index had risen by 16% in the week leading up to the holiday weekend, creating strong pressure for profit-taking sales. Nevertheless, the sharp rise on the eve of the holiday was due to...
suggesting that many investors are expecting a further rise after the holiday.Given the doubling of trading volume from the previous day, it seems that investors, driven by the fear of missing out (FOMO), are on a buying spree of Chinese stocks.suggesting that many investors are expecting a further rise after the holiday.The reason for the high stock prices is that the Chinese authorities have implemented a series of economic and market support measures.That.
Looking back, since the pandemic, Chinese stocks have significantly lagged behind global stocks, including US stocks, and their valuations have also decreased. If this rebound turns out to be the beginning of a more sustained rise, it could lead to a reevaluation of Chinese stocks. This time,Confirming the economic and market support measures introduced by the Chinese authoritiesIn addition,Outlook on the short to medium-term prospects of Chinese stocksする...

The United States has finally entered an interest rate cut cycle. The interest rate cut was 0.5%.The "initial 0.5% rate cut" is the first since the IT bubble and the Lehman shock..
On September 18, when the Federal Reserve significantly lowered interest rates as expected by the market, the S&P 500 index rose 1% immediately after the announcement. However, towards the closing, selling pressure prevailed. This was because Chairman Powell stated that "50 basis points is not a new pace of rate cuts." Against the backdrop of recession concerns, investors hope for continued significant rate cuts. On the following day, September 19, the S&P 500 index rebounded by 1.7% and reached an all-time high. The expectation that the U.S. economy can avoid a recession and achieve a soft landing was dominant due to the "preventive rate cut" of 0.5%.
Based on the market trends over the past two days,currentlyHowever,the soft landing scenario is prevailingon the other hand,Persistent concerns about recession.It can be inferred that the recent employment statistics are weak, and the US economy experienced a recession (in 2001 and 2007) after the initial significant interest rate cut of 0.5% by the Federal Reserve.