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More and more stimulus measures will come from China: Ben Harburg

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Ben Harburg, founder of CoreValues Alpha, says “many of these measures that you’re going to see over the coming months are about kicking people’s money out of banks and into the public markets.”

The Smart Investor: China’s property market crisis ‘very overwhelming’

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David Kuo from The Smart Investor discusses the latest stimulus measures announced by the MOF and emphasizes the need for the Chinese government to address the current housing market crisis.

China will probably hit its 5% growth target for 2024: Z-Ben Advisors

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Peter Alexander, founder and managing director at Z-ben Advisors, says “really stepping in with some form of fiscal stimulus is a break in the pattern.”

China unlikely to deliver a ‘bazooka’ stimulus, CIO says

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Isaac Poole, chief investment officer at Oreana Financial Services, says “I think we’ll see a continued drip-feed of support.”

Israel is making sure it has ‘all options on the table,’ John Bolton says

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John Bolton, former U.S. national security advisor, weighs in on speculation that Israel could hit Iran’s oil facilities.

Don’t think anything out of China will be able to satisfy the markets, says CBIZ’s Rathbun

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Anna Rathbun of CBIZ Investment Advisory Services says that until the structural issues facing China’s economy are solved, the market will not rally in a sustainable manner.

The answer for China’s economic path forward is very clear, says Natixis’ Nguyen

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Trinh Nguyen of Natixis says that the confidence in China is very short-lived and that the government needs to show concerted fiscal support for the market rally to continue.

Watch retail investors during this leg of the China market rally: CIO

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William Ma of GROW Investment Group says the market sentiment in China is good and that in the short term the rally will continue to be driven by price and sentiment.

Need to see property market stabilization measures from the Chinese government: RBC

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Jasmine Duan with RBC Wealth Management Asia says China’s property market is key for income and consumer sentiment, and adds that the government has realized reliance on high-end manufacturing isn’t enough to boost the overall economy.

OCBC: Expect more fiscal stimulus from the Chinese government to keep up momentum

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Christopher Wong from OCBC discusses the fresh policies announced by the NDRC, saying that it is still possible for the RMB to rise with continued support measures. He also talks about his outlook for the GBP.