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What will prompt investors to scurry about will be the guidance Chair Powell might give at his press conference about quantitative tightening later in 2022.
Found on Reuters 2 years ago
The Fed has got markets by the leash. And this week, it will once more tug and yank.
Found on Reuters 2 years ago
Given the relatively gradual recovery of consumer spending in China, many local producers struggle to pass on higher input costs (to Chinese consumers).
Found on Reuters 3 years ago
Chinese exporters enjoy increasing pricing power in world markets.
Found on Reuters 3 years ago
With supply-chain bottlenecks in many industries, and world demand steadily recovering, (Chinese) producers are increasingly able to pass on higher raw material costs to their overseas customers.
Found on Reuters 3 years ago
Lockdowns in Europe and a renewed slowdown in United States... pose the risk that Asia's export recovery could take a breather.
Found on CNN 4 years ago
The China-U.S. relationship is such a large component of global trade that we really have a global impact and that has implications that are difficult to foresee.
Found on Reuters 6 years ago
It's a drag on growth. I don't think it's as disruptive as often described, china's position is strong enough to avoid a hard landing in the current scenario.
Found on Reuters 6 years ago
I don't see those countries just being forced by the Fed into action because some of them have such enormous surpluses that they would probably be happy to see weaker currencies and capital outflows, at the margin.
Found on Reuters 6 years ago
This may raise hopes for something punchier, but we counsel caution: to us, the decision suggests that the BoJ has reached the limits of its current policy framework.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
We think they'll deliver a bit of everything, but not quite the bazooka some may be hoping for.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
China's economic engine... has begun to sputter, for the global economy that represents a problem.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Concerns over financial stability in the energy sector and a further fall in drilling capex are headwinds to growth against an already fragile global economic backdrop.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
In the near-term, lower oil prices are bound to weigh on investor confidence and could exacerbate financial volatility, concerns over financial stability in the energy sector and a further fall in drilling capex are headwinds to growth against an already fragile global economic backdrop.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
I don't think the market has priced in the fall in LNG prices that may come on the heels of the collapse in oil prices. It's not on people's radar screens yet.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Growth keeps slowing ... Lower commodity prices, including oil, partly reflect weakening demand itself. In addition, the downturn in mining capex and the declining income of commodity producers is weighing on exports from Asia.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Hundreds of billions of dollars were spent in new oil, natural gas, iron ore, coal and many other commodities in the expectation that China would continue to grow insatiably forever, that's changed, so many of the investments made by governments and companies now look really bad, and that's hitting economies and company stocks hard ... It's been a huge bubble, a massive misallocation of capital which now has to be wound down.
Found on Reuters 9 years ago
The growth problem endures. Asia isn't about to bounce.
Found on Reuters 9 years ago
China's stock market stumble now risks knocking demand down further. What all this points to is the need for a lot more easing, including extra fiscal spending. China's economy is highly dependent on construction. With that engine sputtering, mainland commodity demand will struggle to make headway for a while.
Found on Reuters 9 years ago
China's demand stumble comes at an awkward time, just when more and more supply of raw materials is coming on stream in many sectors. No quick fix in sight, china's stock market stumble now risks knocking demand down further. What all this points to is the need for a lot more easing, including extra fiscal spending. China's economy is highly dependent on construction. With that engine sputtering, mainland commodity demand will struggle to make headway for a while.
Found on Reuters 9 years ago
Don't bet on a rebound in China later this year. The government has tried a lot to spur growth but so far it's not working, and that could also retrain energy demand.
Found on Reuters 9 years ago
Everything is signaling a further slowdown in the global trade cycle. Nothing suggests a turnaround soon, we're not even seeing a big pick-up following the U.S. West Coast strike closure earlier this year.
Found on Reuters 9 years ago
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