China's Stock Market Likely to Outperform This Year Despite Tariffs: Eurasia Group
April 8, 2025
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5:32Now PlayingChina's Stock Market Likely to Outperform This Year Despite Tariffs: Eurasia Group
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as posted by the channelEurasia Group's Dan Wang discusses the impact of US tariffs on the Chinese economy and financial markets. According to Wang, "bilateral trade between China and the US is not the most important" for Beijing. She also tells Bloomberg Television that the expectation of currency devaluation is "not a weapon actually for China to use, it's more like financial suicide if China lets the market believe it will let yuan slide." She adds that investors will probably return to Chinese stocks "after this round of panic mode."
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