China’s authorities have been drip-feeding stimulus measures for about a month, as the world’s second-largest economy struggles to regain momentum.
Highlights:
- The upcoming U.S. elections are too close to call, with potential market impacts that could be significant following election night.
- China's economic challenges, including a struggling real estate sector and high debt levels, mirror the situation faced by Japan in the 1990s, suggesting a cautionary tale for policymakers and investors.
- We maintain an overweight position in equities, focusing on US and emerging market equities, with optimism due to improving odds of stimulus in China.
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