Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the wider digital asset market has dropped with stocks following anti-lockdown protests in China and other factors.
Monthly Archives For November 2022
Record Covid-19 Wave In China
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China’s economic recovery clouded by coronavirus, US decoupling threat and sluggish export outlook
As logjams in the global supply chain ease, China is losing the edge it had over the past three years when the coronavirus disrupted production in the rest of the world, a top government economist…
China’s New Submarine Missile Puts the U.S. Within Striking Distance
Although the missile is limited in range, it shows China is working to improve its nuclear missile capabilities. China has deployed a new generation of submarine-launched ballistic missiles, for the first time placing the West…
‘They Never Care’: Angry Relatives of China Fire Victims Dispute Death Toll
“[They] didn’t try to save us as we are Uyghur people. They didn’t care,” a woman who lost five relatives in an apartment fire in Urumqi, told Newsweek.
China Reopening Plays Rise As Pinduoduo Beats In Q3 Financial Results
Asian equities were largely lower though off their intra-day lows, except for India and the Philippines, which managed small gains while Malaysia was closed for a holiday.
Goldman Sachs sees 30% probability of China reopening before Q2 of next year
Yahoo Finance’s Jared Blikre breaks down the move in crude oil and how China stocks are performing as protests erupt.
Recession in China could ‘slow down some big companies’ like Apple: Strategist
Huntington Private Bank CIO John Augustine joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss recession in China, Fed policy, potential upside in markets next year, and finding yields in cash.
Alibaba: Beijing Delivers The Final Blow
Latest reports suggest that the Chinese regulators are about to fine Alibaba’s subsidiary Ant Group for over $1 billion. Read more here.
China protests over lockdown measures could mean inflation gets stuck at 4% amid supply chain disruptions, Mohamed El-Erian says
“Inflation will not get back to 2% quickly. That’s what it means for us,” Mohamed El-Erian said referring to anti-lockdown protests in China.
Dow down 250 points as China protests rattle markets and stoke fears about slowing global growth
U.S. stocks tumbled on Monday amid concerns that protests in China might hobble global growth, while investors awaited a deluge of critical economic data, and commentary from Federal Reserve Chairman …
China faces looming ‘breaking point’ after 4 years of Covid lockdowns
Protests against “Zero Covid” lockdowns in China have taken place across the whole nation as Xi Jinping’s Communist Party faces a significant threat to its power.
Investors hope Beijing will lift COVID curbs faster as protests douse markets
Rare protests rippling across China over Beijing’s zero-COVID-19 policy may have unleashed a fresh wave of political uncertainty but could also hasten the reopening of the world’s number two economy,
