What's Driving China's Stock Selloff?

Joe Quinlan, Chief Market Strategist, US Trust - BOA Private Wealth Management

09-Oct-18 07:35

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On Monday, foreigners dumped USD1.4 billion worth of A-shares, after Chinese markets re-opened following its week-long holiday.

We spoke to Joe about the current selloff, and whether global markets could be headed for another liquidity crunch, which was a key feature for the last global financial crisis 10 years ago.

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Categories: Personal Finance, Investments, Financial Literacy, Business Analysis, Trends and Forecasts, Markets

Tags: China, PBOC, A shares, Fed, US interest rates, dollar, oil, Treasury yields, trade war, fixed income,

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