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Daily Brief Macro: Asset Allocation Watch: Introducing Our Macro Regime Indicator Methodology and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Asset Allocation Watch: Introducing Our Macro Regime Indicator Methodology
  • China’s Growth Rebound Will Be Restrained
  • CX Daily: What’s Worrying Regulators About China’s Mutual Fund Boom
  • Making Sense of the S&P 500 Golden Cross
  • CX Daily: Why Medical Students in China Are Faking Their Way to a Doctor’s License

Asset Allocation Watch: Introducing Our Macro Regime Indicator Methodology

By Andreas Steno

  • We are now ready to present our Macro Regime Indicator framework
  • We base our tactical allocation indicator on three major variables: Liquidity, inflation and growth
  • We find liquidity to be added short-term, inflation to be waning and growth to be somewhat bouncing. All-in-all BETTER than feared.

China’s Growth Rebound Will Be Restrained

By Manu Bhaskaran

  • We disagree with the rush to aggressively upgrade growth forecasts for China and continue to expect economic growth this year to be around 4.5%. 
  • The drag from the property sector and diminished space for policy support will restrain the strength of the economic rebound. 
  • Nevertheless, China’s rebound, however partial, will have positive effects on other economies via outbound tourism, commodity tailwinds, and looser financial conditions.

CX Daily: What’s Worrying Regulators About China’s Mutual Fund Boom

By Caixin Global

  • In Depth: What’s worrying regulators about China’s mutual fund boom

  • China calls balloon incident a ‘test’ for U.S. to improve relations

  • China stock exchanges appoint IPO review committees to clean up listings


Making Sense of the S&P 500 Golden Cross

By Cam Hui

  • The S&P 500 golden cross signal is an intermediate-term bullish signal for stock prices.
  • However, the market is extended and the risk of a near-term pullback is high.
  • The most likely peak-to-trough downside risk for the S&P 500 is about -5%.

CX Daily: Why Medical Students in China Are Faking Their Way to a Doctor’s License

By Caixin Global

  • In Depth: Why medical students in China are faking their way to a doctor’s license

  • China to send $6 million in emergency aid to quake-hit Turkey

  • Beijing tells Taipei that mainland is ready to resume cross-strait flights


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