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For your free cash flow training go to : http://www.tradingandinvesting4u.com/ - Chinas Economy Growth Follow us on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Sharetradingmastery Check out our You Tube video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuNGWusaDxo Check out more info about this video at http://www.tradingandinvesting4u.com/chinas-economy-growth/ Chinas Economy Growth Particular attention has been given to Chinas economy growth of late given recent news that it has indeed begun to slow down. We were faced with a few different reports over the last month illustrating this, but the perhaps the most telling was the manufacturing report which showed a substantial slow down. As a result, Chinese stocks were hit quite hard. There may be signs that this trend will reverse or at least slow a little with recent announcements from the government and we saw a first sign today of a potential rebound. The Shanghai Composite Index went up .3 percent, the CSI 300 .4 percent and the Bloomberg China-US 55 index 1.2%. There has been speculation today that the Chinese government will introduce stimulus measures to boost the economy and this has been seen as the cause for today's rally. Analysts believe that the Chinese government will soon begin stimulus measures by easing monetary policy and increasing fiscal measures. This, it is believed will be a short term approach and should serve to boost equities. There is as yet no commitment by the Chinese government to expand beyond this initial step, although there is some speculation that there could be further infrastructure investment, tax reform and monetary easing should things continue to deteriorate. Many analysts believe though that the government will simply do enough to keep the economy plodding along at its current rate. Daiwa Securities has recently come out with report revising the world's second largest economies growth rate down for this and next year. Big Picture If the Chinese government does come through with short term stimulus measures we may be likely to see a boost for Chinese equities and Chinas economy growth. Though if the global economy continues to deteriorate it may be short lived.