Saxo Bank slår ned på en udtalelse fra chefen for det kinesiske banktilsyn: At der er en boble på de internationale aktiemarkeder, og at der er en boble på det hjemlige, kinesiske ejendomsmarked.
Uddrag fra Saxo Bank:
Chinese regulator sees what many others refuse to: a bubble
Summary: A real case of whiplash for traders with a global perspective yesterday and overnight, as US equities posted one of their best days in months, the top banking regulator in China warned of foreign market bubbles.
Elsewhere, commodities are selling off sharply, with gold nearing support at 1,690 per ounce, while the US dollar remains quite firm.
China’s top banking regulator voices concerns on asset bubbles – both in foreign financial market and in the China’s property sector.
Earlier this week a large Chinese property developer announced it would be late in servicing over half a billion dollars in debt, and China seems unwilling to extend full support to the property market, maintaining a relatively tight policy, especially relative to the rest of the world.
China’s equity market put in another very weak session overnight.
