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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailNow is the 'best time' to hedge and add U.S. treasurys to your portfolio: CIOHelen Zhu of NF Trinity discusses portfolio construction strategy and her thoughts on short and long dated U.S. treasurys.
Persons: Helen Zhu Organizations: NF Trinity
More Chinese companies are becoming global players. In all, BYD, state-owned SAIC and other Chinese companies gained 9% of the global electric car market in the second quarter, up from 5% in the second quarter, Counterpoint Research said. That's on top of the companies' share in the domestic Chinese market — the largest globally for autos. For the full year, XCMG has an export sales growth target of 50% growth, UBS stock analyst Phyllis Wang and a team said in a Sept. 4 note. Chinese companies have been trying to "go global" for years, with tacit encouragement from Beijing.
Persons: Lei Meng, That's, Xiao Feng, BYD, UBS's Meng, XCMG, Phyllis Wang, Mingyang, JPMorgan's Helen Zhu, — CNBC's Michael Bloom Organizations: Car, UBS Securities, China Equity, SAIC, Research, Hong, Toyota, General Motors, Britannica ., Xuzhou Construction Machinery, Central, UBS, Beijing ., JPMorgan Locations: Hong Kong, Britannica, China, Shenzhen, Xuzhou, West Asia, North Africa, Central America, Europe, Central Asia, North America, Beijing, Beijing . State, Shanghai
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via Email'A whole suite' of policies are needed to jumpstart China's economy, not another rate cut: CIOHelen Zhu of NF Trinity says there could be a decent pick-up in China's economy in the second half of this year, given the low base and the potential export demand recovery.
Persons: Helen Zhu, NF Organizations: NF Trinity
The economy grew 3% in 2022, less than Beijing's official target of around 5.5% set in March last year. For 2023, the government last month set a modest growth target of "around 5%." On pace to exceed targetGoldman Sachs said China's first-quarter growth of 4.5% supports the firm's full-year outlook for the economy to grow 6%. "Today's data are in line with our full-year bullish view for China growth," Goldman Sachs' chief China economist Hui Shan told CNBC. We keep the full-year GDP forecast at 5% as external demand should be a concern for the year," Pang wrote.
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