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Global recession risks are on the rise and we could see a "really sharp correction" within the next 18 months, according to Ian Harnett, chief investment strategist at Absolute Strategy Research.
A widely expected rate cut by the Fed would give China more breathing room in shoring up its slowing economy, analysts said.
European stocks closed lower on Thursday after the IMF said the euro zone economy faces rising risks stemming from trade tensions, Brexit and Italy.
European stocks closed in negative territory on Wednesday after U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell hinted at imminent interest rate cuts in a testimony to Congress.
U.S.-listed Noah Holdings is the latest Chinese company to have its shares knocked by ties to local police action.
European stocks closed lower on Tuesday as a warning of a slowdown from German chemicals giant BASF dragged down autos and chemicals companies.
UBS and Credit Suisse are saying Chinese internet stocks will be a good buy for investors.
China's use of soybeans is an important metric for the country's trade relationships.
The outlook for Chinese stocks may be risky. But Lewis Kaufman, a portfolio manager at Artisan Partners, thinks investors should buy them anyway.
The market was down Friday in spite of a strong jobs number. Five experts explain why, and what they're watching now.
European stocks traded lower Friday afternoon following a stronger-than-expected U.S. nonfarm payrolls report.
According to Japanese bank Nomura, China's 5G rollout in the country should boost demand for Chinese companies in the network infrastructure and equipment space. It picked out four stocks which would benefit from this push.
European stocks ended subdued Thursday
European stocks closed higher Wednesday as EU leaders agreed on nominees to lead the bloc's main institutions for the next five years.
On a price-to-book basis, Chinese stocks are the cheapest they've been relative to U.S. equities in 20 years, says Brendan Ahern, chief investment officer at KraneShares.
A U.S.-China trade deal is highly unlikely and there is "no way" Huawei will be allowed to sell into the U.S. market, a Republican Senator told CNBC Tuesday.
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