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Chinese aandele het hul afwaartse pad voortgesit ondanks pogings deur die land se sentrale bank om handelaars te paai.

Die indeks het dié week reeds met sestien persent gedaal wat skokgolwe deur die wêreldmarkte gestuur het.

Die Shanghai-saamgestelde indeks het met 1,1% gedaal nadat die markte vroeër wisselvallig vertoon het.

Onbestendigheid in China se markte het beleggers genoop om groot verliese te beperk na vroeëre skerp dalings regoor Asië en die VSA.

China doen skynbaar alles in sy vermoë om vertroue te herstel sodat beleggers nie Chinese maatskappye straf nie.

Die sentrale bank het aangekondig dat groot banke minder kontantreserwes sal hoef aan te hou vanaf vroeg in September, ‘n skuif wat dit makliker vir banke sal maak om geld te leen.

Die land se rentekoerse is nou laer as met die finansiële krisis van 2009, en vrese dat China se ekonomie vinniger verlangsaam as wat voorheen vermoed is, is nog nie besweer nie.

Die rand het intussen effens versterk teen die Amerikaanse dollar nadat China se rentekoerse afwaarts aangepas is om die slagting in aandeelpryse te stuit.

Die plaaslike geldeenheid het gestyg tot net meer as R13 teenoor die dollar, nadat dit vroeër die week tot sy laagste vlak ooit gedaal het.

Ekonome waarsku nogtans dat die plaaslike ekonomie in die moeilikheid is, met negatiewe groei.

‘n Teleurstellende vertoning van die land se BBP (Bruto Binnelandse Produk) sal dit moeiliker sal maak vir die rand om op die langtermyn spiere te wys.

Die Johannesburgse Aandelebeurs het tot net bokant 2,5% persent gestyg.

Goedkoop olie en onsekerheid of die Amerikaanse Resewebank hul repokoers sal verhoog het ook bygedra tot die onstuimigheid.

In Japan en Suid-Korea het die markte effens hoër gesluit, maar nie in Australië nie.

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7 responses to “Chinese aandele daal steeds”

  1. Rooikop Avatar
    Rooikop

    Die wêreld se vervaardiging word in die ooste gedoen – nou het die ooste begin grootkop kry en sy spiere gebult deur die BRICS bank te begin. “Toevallig” stort dinge nou in duie – ek sien dit as die geldmag wat vir die ooste wys wie is baas.

    1. Statetheobvious Avatar
      Statetheobvious

      Netso Rooikop – hulle het gedink hulle gaan die supermoondheid wees – ken jou vyhand is gewoonlik die beste raad

  2. Costa Baja Avatar
    Costa Baja

    Western financial institutions are known to have played an overriding role in manipulating stock markets as well foreign exchange markets:

    Regulators fined six major banks a total of $4.3 billion for failing to stop traders from trying to manipulate the foreign exchange market, following a yearlong global investigation.

    HSBC Holdings Plc, Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc, UBS AG and Bank of America Corp all faced penalties resulting from the inquiry, which has put the largely unregulated $5-trillion-a-day market on a tighter leash, accelerated the push to automate trading and ensnared the Bank of England.

    Dealers used code names to identify clients without naming them and swapped information in online chatrooms with pseudonyms such as “the players”, “the 3 musketeers” and “1 team, 1 dream.” Those who were not involved were belittled, and traders used obscene language to congratulate themselves on quick profits made from their scams, authorities said. (Reuters, November 11, 2014).

    Goldman Sachs among other major financial institutions operates out of Shanghai since 2004 under a joint venture arrangement with the Beijing Gao Hua Securities Company.

    Goldman is known to use so-called “high frequency trading programs” in stock market transactions:

    “Markets can be rigged with computers using high-frequency trading programs (HFT), which now compose 70% of market trading; and Goldman Sachs is the undisputed leader in this new gaming technique. (See Ellen Brown, Stock Market Collapse: More Goldman Market Rigging, Global Research, May 8, 2010)

    Another factor which has facilitated speculative operations on the Shanghai Stock Exchange has been the integration of the Hong Kong and Shanghai stock markets in 2014 under the so-called “Stock Connect” link. The procedure enables foreigners to buy Chinese A shares listed on the Shanghai exchange out of Hong Kong, with “limited restrictions”, namely full access to China’s equity market.

    Michel Chussudovsky: http://www.globalresearch.ca/economic-destabilization-financial-meltdown-and-the-rigging-of-the-shanghai-stock-market/5471533

    1. Rooikop Avatar
      Rooikop

      Hierdie gaan ons almal banja kos.

  3. Riempies Avatar
    Riempies

    Die volgende is die Sjinese wat nou hulle skuldbriewe van
    Amerika gaan terug roep “ want hulle het mos nou die geld nodig” en Amerika is
    bankrot en dan kry Amerika nuwe Sjinese base!

  4. Gas Avatar
    Gas

    Doomberg weer vanoggend: Even the best day since 2011 wasn’t enough to reverse fortunes for European stocks, which resumed declines on Wednesday.

    Investors have dealt with zigzags this week, as European stocks first slid the most since the financial crisis, before rallying yesterday after China cut interest rates. A late-day announcement that Monsanto Co. abandoned efforts to acquire Syngenta AG sent shares of the Swiss company down 18 percent, the most on theStoxx Europe 600 Index.

  5. Costa Banja Avatar
    Costa Banja

    Paul Craig Roberts: (T)the change in the range of the floating peg to the US dollar did not devalue China’s currency with regard to its non-US trading partners. What had happened, and what China corrected, is that as a result of the QE (kwantitatiewe verligting) money printing policies currently underway by the Japanese and European central banks, the dollar appreciated against other currencies. As China’s yuan is pegged to the dollar, China’s currency appreciated with regard to its Asian and European trading partners. The appreciation of China’s currency (due to its peg to the US dollar) is not a good thing for Chinese exports during a time of struggling economies. China merely altered its peg to the dollar in order to eliminate the appreciation of its currency against its other trading partners.

    Why did not the financial press tell us this? Is the Western financial press so incompetent that they do not know this? http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2015/08/26/neo-need-paul-craig-roberts/

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