U.S. stocks are back in a bull market, as investors bet that the coronavirus pandemic in America is near its peak and the economy will make a strong comeback. In China, meanwhile, the health crisis has already peaked—but that strong comeback isn’t really in evidence.
China on Friday posted its first quarterly fall in economic growth on record: The economy was 6.8% smaller last quarter than a year before, according to official figures. Most worrying, consumption and services are struggling to recover due to heavy job losses...
I’m pretty sure most investors have this factored in - not sure anyone expects things to go back to the way it was for awhile
Real sick men of America
no, they shouldn’t.
March 1 new censor law went into effect. Everything is censored, us should not look into China for any signs.
I'm hoping people will get off that button that feeds their ego with Epstein's memory. He was a Jew so he has diamond status into the World to Come in my opinion. Nothing to worry guys i really need diamond status!!
China is not a leader. China is not an example. China is not an influencer.
People r judgemental & rude. If they could only see themselves as they really r, as they appear to me. Despicable. Part of the rush to pass judgement & then they get stopped in their trax by a differing opinion when they cross my path, i hit em like a deer in the headlights..yes!
Heavy job loss for sure. The worry is housing collapse and social turmoil due to job loss. It’s not going to be post virus recovery, it is going to be more of post virus fallout.
Their markets largely depend on healthy US markets I would assume.. Patchy ? I would imagine so looking at the current situation here at home in the USA..
i wouldnt listen to anything that corrupt commie country says. we should no longer rely on them for anything and we shouldnt trust them for anything. screw china!
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