China Refrains From Cutting Policy Rate| Bloomberg: The China Show 10/25/24

“Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy. From politics and policy to tech and trends, Yvonne Man and Stephen Engle give global investors unique insight, delivering in-depth discussions with the newsmakers who matter.

Chapters:
00:00:00 - Bloomberg: The China Show opens
00:03:18 - What to watch in China today
00:05:14 - China earnings season underway
00:11:06 - BOJ’s Ueda signals no hike next week
00:14:59 - China said to pressure carmakers to halt EU expansion
00:17:35 - China launches charm offensive with US allies
00:21:44 - BREAKING: PBOC conducts 1-year MLF at 2%
00:23:19 - Markets open in Hong Kong and China
00:26:26 - UBS Bank's May Yan on Chinese banks, investment strategy
00:34:34 - Kweichow Moutai 3Q earnings due
00:37:37 - Luxshare to report 3Q results
00:47:46 - Maybank Asset Management's Rachana Mehta on fixed income outlook
00:57:20 - China refrains from cutting policy rate
01:02:06 - Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers is confident about 'soft landing'
01:06:41 - UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti on EU banking regulations
01:10:26 - Japan prepares to vote in Sunday's general election
01:15:40 - USD/JPY one-week volatility rises 
01:17:16 - Global leaders unimpressed with China's stimulus
01:18:57 - IMF says US economy remains strong ahead of election
01:22:18 - Bloomberg Opinion: Inflation struggle is over, just don't tell anyone
01:28:24 - Mini doc: Why some nations aren't picking sides in geopolitical divide
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[lance_jasperson]

what happened to bloombergs chat on the live stream was no one adding any constructive imputs with out me there lols love you you guys

[jazzbeats]

doubt anyone really BELIEVES the stimulus is going to work... retail investors mostly just want to make a quick buck

[cryptolatino]

More stimulous? Are you crazy? China needs more structural reforms man, the ones that allow its citizens to create their own business and stimulate demands of goods and services in the country. Velocity of Money, remember?

[ChrisDeng-og]

has the fact that chinese A-shares are mainly for chinese citizens been considered in your Chinese indexes reporting

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