- China’s CSI 300 Index surged 10% after key policy measures from the PBOC aimed at boosting economic recovery and the housing market.
- U.S. equities, including the SP 500, reached record highs last week, fueled by strong GDP growth and higher consumer confidence.
- Global commodity prices, particularly gold and copper, spiked as optimism about economic recovery grew following China’s policy shifts.
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The CSI 300 Index, often compared to the SP 500, surged to a four-year high, gaining over 10%. This rise follows policy changes from the People’s Bank of China ( PBOC ). These actions aim to address weak economic data and challenges in the property sector.
China implemented monetary easing by reducing the policy rate and reserve requirement ratio. Plus, the PBOC introduced measures to boost the housing market, including support for bank loans on unsold housing, signaling a possible economic recovery.
U.S. Stocks Hit Record Highs
Meanwhile, U.S. equities, especially the SP 500, reached new highs four times last week. This upward momentum stems from strong second-quarter GDP growth, revised to a 3% rate, and a higher-than-expected household savings rate. This has boosted consumer confidence.
And corporate profits reached nearly 13.2% of GDP, showcasing the strength of U.S. businesses. Following the Federal Reserve’s meeting, investors have remained optimistic, despite continued talk on inflation and interest rates.
Commodities Join the Rally
Stocks were not the only gainers. Commodities also saw impressive gains. Gold prices hovered around $2,674 per ounce, reaching multiple highs during the week. Copper saw a 7% surge, marking its best performance since 2022.
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These movements in commodity markets reflect growing optimism about global economic recovery, especially after China’s recent policy shifts. Also, the Federal Reserve’s rate decisions and broader economic indicators point to sustained growth.
The current global economic climate looks good for investors. Diversified portfolios are expected to perform well, thanks to solid growth in both the U.S. and China. With central banks around the world introducing policy measures to support their economies, the potential for continued market gains remains strong.
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