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\u539f\u6587\u5730\u5740\uff1a<\/b>Chinese Stock Traders Ponder Just How Bad the Economy Can Get<\/a><\/font>
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A slew of poor economic data from China is deepening pessimism among equities traders wondering what it\u2019d take for authorities to initiate forceful stimulus.Figures released Saturday Chinese factory output, consumption and investment all slowed more than forecast for August, and the jobless rate unexpectedly rose to a six-month high. Home prices from the previous month.\u201cThe fear is that the authorities are losing control of the economy and they won\u2019t admit it,\u201d said , chief executive officer of the Global CIO Office. \u201cThe market looks set to go to significantly lower levels in the absence of real, substantial new policies.\u201dConcern that Beijing doesn\u2019t have the stomach to turn things around has weighed on the nation\u2019s equities. The CSI 300 Index to its lowest since early 2019 last week. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index has dropped 13% from a high in May. Any reaction in Chinese stocks on Monday will be focused on Hong Kong, with mainland financial markets closed until Wednesday due to holidays.Authorities have shown a reluctance to unleash big-bang fiscal stimulus ever since they acted to deflate a property bubble, which has led to the current crisis. Support measures such as interest-rate cuts and state funds\u2019 purchases of exchange-traded funds have done little to revive sentiment. The result has been an exodus from the nation\u2019s equity markets. In all, some $6.8 trillion has been from the market value of Chinese and Hong Kong stocks since a peak reached in 2021. Read more: Saturday\u2019s figures suggest the main driver of the Chinese economy this year \u2014 bolstered by exports and government support \u2014 is losing steam. Industrial output expanded at a slower rate than economists had expected, extending a weakening streak to the fourth month, the longest stretch since September 2021.The economic data \u201cprobably makes the markets feel like authorities are asleep at the wheel,\u201d said , a senior market analyst at Capital.Com Inc. in Melbourne. The People\u2019s Bank of China last week it will step up its fight against deflation and prepare additional policies to revive the economy, after credit data showed private confidence remained weak despite previous interest-rate cuts.Still, stimulus can only go so far in China\u2019s current business climate, according to veteran emerging-market investor .Read more: \u201cThe real problem is that the entrepreneurial impetus is missing, with lots of businessmen unwilling to invest,\u201d he said. \u201cIt will be necessary for the government to loosen up on private enterprise restrictions and regulations so the private sector can be stimulated and help grow the economy.\u201d<\/p>\n

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