China stimulus plans spark a commodities rally, but a soft landing still isn’t a sure bet
Commodity prices climbed on Tuesday, with oil, silver, and copper among the standouts, buoyed by China’s stimulus measures, but traders should be wary about the outlook for the sector until they see evidence that the global economy will avoid a hard landing.
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Kevin Buckland Beijing's big shot of stimulus is still pumping ...
The rally sparked by announcement from China's central bank of a wide-ranging stimulus package faded as investors began to ...
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Investors who have snubbed stocks tied to Chinese growth may face a “pain trade” after the world’s second-biggest economy ...
The S&P 500 added 0.3% on Tuesday, Sept. 24, as a report showed a slump in consumer confidence and China unveiled an economic ...
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Oil prices slipped on Wednesday as investors reassessed whether China's latest stimulus plans will be able to boost its ...
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