Chinese markets rally on reopening hopes

Chinese markets soared and the yuan rose on Nov 4. The advance added about US$1 trillion to the value of Chinese stocks. The rally was sparked by more speculation that Beijing authorities will begin winding back some of their strict zero-COVID policies. The gains are making global investors wonder whether the worst is over for the world's biggest emerging market. Francis Lun, CEO of GEO Securities, shared his views on this.

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[abrahamkate]

Keep< up the great work. The market price can best be described by logarithmic regression in my own opinion, these kinds of ups and downs are nothing new from the ATH last crash and the previous bottom. FLOYD JOHNSON is doing a great job with his signals as I've been able to accumulate over 11btc from July till date. He's a pro in the crypto space and I'm no longer bothered about if the market keeps going bearish..

[lonewolf]

(Will Scholz improve ties or send a warning to China?)
Germany's Chancellor is coming to China. One school of thought is that he's coming cap in hand to gain China's help, the other is that he's coming to warn China about human rights, not to meddle in Eu and Russian/NATO affairs: here's what I think. Jerry's take on China.
Note: Jerry is a retired UK police officer who was stationed in Northern Ireland during the conflict there. He lives in China now. He famously did a cycling trip to Xinjiang to take a look at the place himself. Some comments below of his videos.
-Great work, Jerry!
I like your objectivity and candour. You are transparent - nothing to hide. Truly a valuable, independent Ytuber !
-Thank you for another insightful video, Jerry, especially about the Cosco-deal. Many people in Germany are strongly mislead about things concerning China, I hope this video can get to the right audience 🙌

[RayMak]

Hope things will be better from now on

[lonewolf]

Washington Rebuked by Beijing for Hamburg Port Deal 'Interference'

The US has "no right" to "meddle" in the cooperation between the two sovereign nations, which has seen Germany approve a 24.9% stake investment by Chinese shipping behemoth Cosco in the country's largest port.

Cautions about the Hamburg deal from Washington are symptomatic of its practice of coercive diplomacy, according to foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian, as Berlin hails the move as an "emergency solution".

Who is the coercive country now?

[lonewolf]

(China, Germany highlight cooperation 'in times of change and instability') 4th Nov
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, the first EU leader to come to Beijing after the successful convening of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, paid an official visit to China on Friday.

Noting the complex and fluid international landscape, Chinese President Xi Jinping told Scholz that the two major countries, with great influence, should work together "in times of change and instability" and contribute more to global peace and development.

Scholz stressed that his country hopes to maintain communication and coordination with China to better safeguard regional and world peace and security.

[tdnow]

Storms is around the corner, both sides move their chess piece into place. Better cash out and wait out the storms…

[zhongshansun]

This could be the last brief revival before the end - 回光返照。

[lonewolf]

Well, well, well, another first to comment by the bots or is it one bot pretending to be many commentators. 🙄🙄

[nsng]

China has been the largest car market in the world since 2009. It is the most important market for the German car industry. 40% of Volkswagen revenue and 33% of BMW revenue come from China. It is also the most important market for Mercedes. German companies such as BASF and Siemens have major investments in China.