Since the beginning of this week, the dollar index has hovered around 103.5. The Dow Jones has basically bottomed out this week, and the NASDAQ has risen more than three percentage points this week. There are several scenarios for the…
Firstly, I want to clarify a concept: “Deflation.” Deflation generally refers to the negative growth of a basket of goods and services price index over a certain period. Accompanied by this is the output level. When the output level falls…
Capital Market This week, global capital markets have fallen consecutively. The Hang Seng led the decline, while the NASDAQ also experienced significant retracement, with the Dow Jones holding up the best. The key issue still lies in the triangular relationship…
China’s Inflation, Social Financing, M2 July’s CPI YoY (year-on-year) is -0.3%, previous value 0%; core CPI YoY is 0.8%, previous value 0.4%; PPI YoY is -4.4%, previous value -5.4%. The new credit and social financing in July did not continue…
Yi Gang: Monetization of Assets The Chinese economy is a continuous process of industrialization, where assets are slowly moving from fixed assets to more liquid assets (financial assets). In the process of trading and storing financial assets, a lot of…
The volatility of the cryptocurrency market this week (7.24-7.28) has increased compared to previous weeks. The volatility primarily originates from the earnings season of U.S. tech companies and the Federal Reserve’s July FOMC interest rate meeting. Besides, there are no…
We didn’t see a few issues correctly. First, the relative relationship between the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq. The Dow Jones experienced 13 consecutive rises, but the Nasdaq performed mediocrely, mainly because the tech industry relies heavily on financing. It…
The GDP in the second quarter increased by 6.3% year-on-year, with a compound growth of 3.3% over two years. The consumer sector, real estate, and exports were noticeably dragging, with infrastructure and high-end manufacturing investments providing support. The GDP in…
United States: Darkest Hour is Over On July 12th, the U.S. Department of Labor released the June Consumer Price Index (CPI) data. The CPI year-on-year growth rate was 3% (expected 3.1%), with a month-on-month increase of 0.2% (expected 0.3%). The…
Markets In the past two weeks, a rise and fall pattern has been observed in the global stock markets. Among them, the Hang Seng Index has seen a substantial pullback, the Nikkei seems to have ended its previous upward trend,…
