Asian
indices closed the week mixed, having Chinese stocks higher and Japanese almost
unchanged. Meanwhile oil is staying below $43 per barrel, even though it stopped
depreciating.
US indices ended in a minimal negative territory after trading on Friday with plus
and fell in the last minutes.
Investors are beginning to worry about the state of the US economy as the situation is not so good as described
by Janet Yelton, and that inflation targets may not be as fast as the Fed
expects.
Or in other words, we may nit witness a third increase of interest rates by the
end of the year.
The Chinese indices had a volatile week, supported by MSCI's decision to
include local stocks in the indices. But afterwards they marked a decline as a
result of the news that the government has strengthened the control and
regulation of the largest companies with international business. Chinese
regulators ordered Weibo Corp and another two Internet media companies to stop
broadcasting video and audio, accusing them of operating without a license and
disseminating opinions that are potentially harmful to the country's social
stability.
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