Interactive Brokers senior market analyst Steven Levine discusses China’s consumer landscape, along with prospects for Chinese retail sales, with Brendan Ahern, Chief Investment Officer (CIO) at KraneShares.
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Such a large amount of financial headlines in recent years on what is mostly a political website represents a key shift in society.
Stocks rose last week as peace talks picked up while investors cheered better-than-expected economic news and Q1 corporate results.
In the span of just three weeks, we have seen oil prices spike, other commodities plunge, and interest rates surge as rate cut assumptions have been turned upside down. Nonetheless, in the month of March, US stock indices are down by less than 5%.
The thirteen most volatile stocks with rising 50-day moving averages all come from either the Consumer Discretionary or Technology sector.
