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Weekly Report: what happened at CN last week (1120-1124)?

Weekly Report: what happened at CN last week (1113-1117)?

China Property's Slump Further Reduces Growth Prospects

China's property market is struggling with unresolved debts and slow sales, leading to economic deceleration. Buyers are reluctant to invest in unfinished homes due to spreading defaults and a legal system unwilling to restructure debt. The challenges in the property sector are impacting other sectors and worsening the economic slowdown.

Using Single-Country ETFs As Part Of A Tax-Loss Harvesting Strategy

This year’s pronounced divergence in market performance presents an opportune time for investors to consider tax-loss harvesting strategies with single-country exchange-traded fund allocations. Some markets benefit from positive macro and geopolitical catalysts that favor equities abroad. Investors can shed underperforming investments for losses in taxable accounts.

China: People's Bank Of China (PBoC) Injects More Cash To Support The Weak Economy

China: people's bank of china (pboc) injects more cash to support the weak economy. Pboc provided cny1.45tr in funding, a net cny600bn more than was falling due. Retail sales growth rate moved from 5.5% to 7.6% yoy, well above the 7.0% expected. Activity data mostly stronger except for anything property related.

Weekly Report: what happened at CN last week (1106-1110)?

China: Inflation Dips Below Zero Again On Lower Pork Prices

China: inflation dips below zero again on lower pork prices. China is not experiencing deflation but its pork prices are undoubtedly much lower. Negative headlines for chinese cpi inflation provide the media with a hook to hang a juicy story on, says robert carnell of ing.

Weekly Report: what happened at CN last week (1030-1103)?