On the chessboard of global financial markets, every subtle move can trigger a cascade of ripple effects. Recently, the Hong Kong market closed in the red for two consecutive trading days after the release of the Federal Reserve's CPI data, which has attracted widespread attention in the global market. So, how will the upcoming A** market be affected by this trend?
Let's take a look at the release of the Fed's CPI data this time. The market expects the year-on-year increase in CPI to reach 29%, but the actual figure is as high as 31%, which undoubtedly dropped a bombshell on the global market. Normally, the rise in CPI data means that inflationary pressures increase, and the Federal Reserve, as one of the world's largest central banks, often leads the wind in the global market with its attitude and actions towards inflation.
After the release of this data, we saw an unusual phenomenon. Although the Hong Kong ** market opened low at the opening, it then staged a classic V-shaped reversal and closed in the red for two consecutive trading days. I think there are two main reasons behind this.
From a rational point of view, the US CPI rose by 3 percent year-on-year in December last year4%, while the Fed has not taken substantial measures to tighten liquidity. Therefore, when the January CPI data rises again, the market has already set expectations for it and believes that the Fed is unlikely to tighten policy in the near term. Under this expectation, the panic in the market has been alleviated, and it is not difficult to understand the low opening and high movement of the Hong Kong market.
From the perspective of market linkage, the FTSE A50 index also showed a relatively large ** at the beginning of the session, but then it was fast**. This shows that the influence of overseas markets on the A** market is gradually strengthening. At the same time, since the FTSE A50 Index represents the views and trends of overseas investors on the A** market, its trend can often reflect the changes in the A** market in advance. Therefore, the FTSE A50 index has also had a definite driving effect on the Hong Kong market.
So, for the upcoming A** field, what impact will the continuous red closing of the Hong Kong ** field bring? In my opinion, the impact of the Hong Kong market on the A** field is mainly reflected in the emotional level. After a period of adjustment, the A** field itself already has a certain ** kinetic energy. The continuous red closing of the Hong Kong market undoubtedly provides confidence support for the ** field of A**. This confidence support will help the A** field to remain stable when the market opens after the holiday.
We also need to be soberly aware that the trend of the A** market is not only affected by the Hong Kong ** market. In the current economic environment, policy factors, fundamental factors and market sentiment and other factors will have an impact on the trend of the A** market. Therefore, we cannot simply equate the trend of the Hong Kong market with the trend of the A** market. For the A** field, the post-holiday trend still needs to pay attention to many factors.
Whether there is good news at the policy level will directly affect market confidence. Fundamental factors such as economic data, company performance, etc., will also have an impact on the direction of the market. Finally, changes in market sentiment will also have a significant impact on the direction of the market. In this case, investors need to keep a clear head and look at the market movement rationally. In terms of policy, we should pay attention to the changes in policy level and fundamental factors, so as to adjust our investment strategies in a timely manner; On the other hand, it is also important to pay attention to changes in market sentiment so that you can stay calm when the market is volatile.
The continuous red closing of the Hong Kong ** field provides a certain confidence support for the ** field of the A ** field. For the A** field, the post-holiday trend still needs to pay attention to many factors. Investors need to keep a clear head and look at the market trend rationally in order to get a better return on investment in the market. DisclaimerThe content of this article is based on personal thinking and represents personal views only. For learning and networking purposes only. If there is any infringement, please leave a message to correct or delete. (In the article** from the Internet, invaded and deleted).