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A slew of recent supportive measures will bring China’s cash-strapped property developers much needed relief, but a full recovery of the sector will be hobbled by increasingly elusive buyers, say bankers, developers and analysts.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average reversed Monday as President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping held a closely watched meeting.

Amid the ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical issues, the stock market has faced wild swings this year. As the sky-high inflation and the Fed’s aggressive rate hikes continue to heighten recessionary fears, Wall Street darlings Microsoft (MSFT), Pfizer (PFE), and Coca-Cola (KO), which have a solid dividend-paying record, might be ideal…

With the macroeconomic headwinds putting pressure on business margins, the market volatility is not expected to ease anytime soon. With the midterm elections adding to the unpredictability, investors would be best served by seeking refuge in geographically diversified and robust businesses, Microsoft (MSFT) and Walmart (WMT). These stocks promise consistent…

On the surface stocks just seem to be trading calmly in a trading range. Under the surface things are setting up for continuation of the bear market which is why UBS now predicts market bottom around 3,200 for the S&P 500 (SPY). Get 40 year investment veteran, Steve Reitmeister’s, updated…

German officials have searched UBS bank branches in Frankfurt and Munich as part of an investigation into suspected money-laundering by a Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov.

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In line with most expectations, the Fed has announced its fourth consecutive 75 bps interest rate hike today. However, since analysts don't expect the stock market volatility to ease in the near term, it could be safe to invest in fundamentally strong and high-quality stocks Microsoft (MSFT), Sprouts Farmers Market…

Hong Kong (AFP) - Investors should avoid reading international press coverage of China's economy, a top Chinese securities regulator told a summit of global bankers on Wednesday in comments that received endorsement from two senior executives.