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Market volatility intensifies as Trump wins election. Hong Kong stocks traded heavily as the game enters a turning point window. | Hong Kong stock indicator.
①Trump's election victory has intensified market fluctuations, which industries are expected to benefit? ②As Hong Kong stocks trade with increased volume, which trade signals are worth paying attention to?
Express News | As of the end of October, the total market value of Hong Kong stock market securities was 35.2 trillion Hong Kong dollars, a 14% year-on-year increase.
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Recently, the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development jointly held a training session on expanding the scope and improving the effectiveness of policies for the "white list" projects in the urban real estate financing coordination mechanism.
The offshore RMB fell more than 900 points in a day, how will the US election affect RMB assets? Short-term RMB may be under pressure.
①Institutions believe that Trump's victory would put pressure on the Renminbi; ②Under the resonance of rate cut trades and seasonal settlement demand, the Renminbi depreciation pressure will be significantly relieved at the end of this year or the beginning of next year; ③Institutions believe that if short-term downside risks have been fully priced in, it is worth considering increasing holdings of Chinese stocks.
Uncertainty has been digested! Goldman Sachs remains bullish on China stocks: expecting a 20% ROI in the next year, with A shares outperforming H shares in the short term.
Goldman Sachs believes that the profit correction trend in the Chinese market has stabilized. They will maintain a shareholding position in the internet plus-related industry, service industry, and dining industry. It is expected that A-shares may outperform H-shares in the next three months, and the EPS of the MSCI Chinese Index in the following two years is expected to grow by 12% each.
Express News | Goldman Sachs continues to be 'overweight' on the China stock market! The latest forecast from Goldman Sachs: The potential ROI of A-shares and Hong Kong-listed stocks in the next year is expected to reach 20%.