bclemms
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Watching the Asian markets open in about 16 hours is going to be quite interesting.
Since the Asian markets closed on Friday China escalated the trade war, Trump retaliated with his own increase in tariffs. At the G7 Summit apparently there were global leaders threatening each other with tariffs (nobody has said who), Hong Kong protests have gotten intense again, Trump tells US businesses he is ordering them out of China and after initial responses saying he doesn't have the power we are now learning he actually does. US markets went down about 3%, Gold spiked up and yield curve inverted again.
Anyone want to guess what percent gain/loss on the day will be? I think China's stock market sees double digit losses. Fed better have a speech and plan together Monday morning if Asia markets carry over to Europe and back to US. I'm really not sure how much more China can do to prop up it's own economy either, the stimulus tool chest is running on E.
Since the Asian markets closed on Friday China escalated the trade war, Trump retaliated with his own increase in tariffs. At the G7 Summit apparently there were global leaders threatening each other with tariffs (nobody has said who), Hong Kong protests have gotten intense again, Trump tells US businesses he is ordering them out of China and after initial responses saying he doesn't have the power we are now learning he actually does. US markets went down about 3%, Gold spiked up and yield curve inverted again.
Anyone want to guess what percent gain/loss on the day will be? I think China's stock market sees double digit losses. Fed better have a speech and plan together Monday morning if Asia markets carry over to Europe and back to US. I'm really not sure how much more China can do to prop up it's own economy either, the stimulus tool chest is running on E.