Vor einem Hongkonger Gericht droht Evergrande die Abwicklung. Eine überraschende Richterentscheidung verschafft dem hochverschuldeten Unternehmen jedoch wieder etwas Luft.
Read More »87 Prozent: Rekord-Sturz bei Evergrande
Nach einer fast eineinhalbjährigen Handelsaussetzung hat sich China Evergrande mit einem Rekord-Kurssturz an der Börse zurückgemeldet. Die Aktien des weltweit am höchsten verschuldeten Immobilienentwicklers fielen um fast 87 Prozent und waren mit 0,22 Hongkong-Dollar so billig wie noch nie.
Read More »Hard to Be Sterling
Overview: Energy prices pulled back late yesterday, but it offered little reprieve to the bond market where the 10-year benchmark yields in the US, UK, Sweden, and Switzerland reached new three-month highs. November WTI traded to almost $76.70 before reversing lower and leaving a potentially bearish shooting star candlestick in its wake. The US S&P 500 and NASDAQ gapped lower and did not recover, setting the stage for today’s drop in Asia. All the major...
Read More »What to Expect When You are Expecting
Overview: The markets have stabilized since Monday's panic attack but have not made much headway. China and Taiwan returned from the extended holiday weekend. Mainland shares were mixed. Shanghai rose by about 0.4%, while Shenzhen fell by around 0.25%. Taiwan got tagged for 2%, and Japan's Topix was off 1%. Hong Kong and South Korean markets were closed. Europe's Dow Jones Stoxx 600 is firmer for the second day but is still lower for the week. US indices...
Read More »Ever Grand
Overview: Coming into yesterday's session, the S&P 500 had fallen in eight of the past ten sessions. It closed on its lows before the weekend and gapped. Nearly the stories in the press blamed China and the likely failure of one of its largest property developers, Evergrande. Those that are prone to the sky-is-falling narratives refer to it as Lehman moment. The S&P 's 2.7% decline yesterday was the largest in half of a year, and the VIX jumped to...
Read More »Ever Grand
Overview: Coming into yesterday's session, the S&P 500 had fallen in eight of the past ten sessions. It closed on its lows before the weekend and gapped. Nearly the stories in the press blamed China and the likely failure of one of its largest property developers, Evergrande. Those that are prone to the sky-is-falling narratives refer to it as Lehman moment. The S&P 's 2.7% decline yesterday was the largest in half of a year, and the VIX jumped to...
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