Shanghai leading the charge while US & Europe wobbling

Shanghai Market Rebound Strongly

Shanghai Market Rebound 4.09% yesterday and surprised the markets. Reuters Source: Reuters

Global markets saw a spectacular turn around from China’s A shares, and Asian stock markets were benefited by it. However, ASX 200 jittered yesterday, shedding 34.6 points, ie 0.6%. Analysts pointed their fingers to the usual culprits, like rising 10 year US bond yield and worsening US & China trade disputes.


Across the Pacific, US and European remained wobbling. European market was dragged down by Brexit worry and Italy’s likely confrontation with EU over its budget proposal. Whereas US 2 year bond yield flattening curve scared investors of likely rising loan cost.
    
On the other hand, Australian industrial sectors had fared better than mining, but latest data had yet to review the impact of US & China trade disputes, so the question is what investors can do to better position themselves should headwind is fast approaching.

Morgan’s Asian Desk Chief, Raymond Chan, would shed us some light on this issue.


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