#Opinion by Li Ruofan 李若凡|"As for risk assets, although rising US Treasury yields may cause volatility, especially for technology stocks that are sensitive to interest rates, I do not see that as a sign of a bear market. Rather, it suggests a risk-on mood may prevail in the market. For one thing, the Fed and other central banks may maintain a loose policy, thus creating a low interest rate environment. Besides, the traditional economy may benefit from gradual economic recovery and the easing of lockdown measures. Third, although the real rate of return of 10-year US Treasuries has increased, the rate remains negative, meaning the rate of return of risk assets is still attractive."
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"至於風險資產,儘管美債收益率上升可能引起波動,尤其是對利率敏感的科技股,惟筆者認為這並非熊市的先兆。反而,市場的情緒仍可能偏向risk-on。首先,美聯儲和其他主要央行短期內可能維持寬鬆政策不變,為投資者繼續營造一個低息環境。其次,隨經濟復蘇及封鎖措施解除,舊經濟板塊可能受惠。第三,美國10年期實際收益率雖有所上升,但仍處於負值,意味風險資產的收益率仍然吸引。"
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low return on assets 在 元毓 Facebook 的最讚貼文
Part of a chat with my friend:
“....What I am worrying about is the economic damages caused by the pandemic and governmental shutdown could be worsen by these riots. Both of these can make the insurance company loss a lot recently. By the estimate of the Financial Times, the number could be up to at least $200 bn.
I’ve written another article talking about that the most US insurance companies hold a lot of CLOs (Collateralized Loan Obligation) which are too dangerous for them. But for the past decade, Fed has executed its policy to drive the market interest rate very low, which make most insurance companies or wealth management funds to take higher risk for returns. The pandemic and shutdown have caused the return rate of CLOs climbed, which means decrease of the value of the assets held by these companies. On the other hand, the damages of the retails and other businesses could increase insurer’s payments in claims. Decreasing in assets and increasing in payments, in a worst-case scenario, could brew a massive bankruptcy of insurance companies and lead to another financial crisis, just like what had happened in 2008 cause by collapses of CDOs.
you may read the other article at
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BTW, thanks for your kind invitation and we definitely will visit you and your husband in Boston.“
low return on assets 在 地產小子 Propertykids Facebook 的精選貼文
The mighty Chinese juggernaut has been humbled this week, apparently by a species-hopping bat virus. While Chinese authorities struggle to control the epidemic and restart their economy, a world that has grown accustomed to contemplating China’s inexorable rise was reminded that nothing, not even Beijing’s power, can be taken for granted.
We do not know how dangerous the new coronavirus will be. There are signs that Chinese authorities are still trying to conceal the true scale of the problem, but at this point the virus appears to be more contagious but considerably less deadly than the pathogens behind diseases such as Ebola or SARS—though some experts say SARS and coronavirus are about equally contagious.
China’s initial response to the crisis was less than impressive. The Wuhan government was secretive and self-serving; national authorities responded vigorously but, it currently appears, ineffectively. China’s cities and factories are shutting down; the virus continues to spread. We can hope that authorities succeed in containing the epidemic and treating its victims, but the performance to date has shaken confidence in the Chinese Communist Party at home and abroad. Complaints in Beijing about the U.S. refusing entry to noncitizens who recently spent time in China cannot hide the reality that the decisions that allowed the epidemic to spread as far and as fast as it did were all made in Wuhan and Beijing.
The likeliest economic consequence of the coronavirus epidemic, forecasters expect, will be a short and sharp fall in Chinese economic growth rates during the first quarter, recovering as the disease fades. The most important longer-term outcome would appear to be a strengthening of a trend for global companies to “de-Sinicize” their supply chains. Add the continuing public health worries to the threat of new trade wars, and supply-chain diversification begins to look prudent.
Events like the coronavirus epidemic, and its predecessors—such as SARS, Ebola and MERS—test our systems and force us to think about the unthinkable. If there were a disease as deadly as Ebola and as fast-spreading as coronavirus, how should the U.S. respond? What national and international systems need to be in place to minimize the chance of catastrophe on this scale?
Epidemics also lead us to think about geopolitical and economic hypotheticals. We have seen financial markets shudder and commodity prices fall in the face of what hopefully will be a short-lived disturbance in China’s economic growth. What would happen if—perhaps in response to an epidemic, but more likely following a massive financial collapse—China’s economy were to suffer a long period of even slower growth? What would be the impact of such developments on China’s political stability, on its attitude toward the rest of the world, and to the global balance of power?
China’s financial markets are probably more dangerous in the long run than China’s wildlife markets. Given the accumulated costs of decades of state-driven lending, massive malfeasance by local officials in cahoots with local banks, a towering property bubble, and vast industrial overcapacity, China is as ripe as a country can be for a massive economic correction. Even a small initial shock could lead to a massive bonfire of the vanities as all the false values, inflated expectations and misallocated assets implode. If that comes, it is far from clear that China’s regulators and decision makers have the technical skills or the political authority to minimize the damage—especially since that would involve enormous losses to the wealth of the politically connected.
We cannot know when or even if a catastrophe of this scale will take place, but students of geopolitics and international affairs—not to mention business leaders and investors—need to bear in mind that China’s power, impressive as it is, remains brittle. A deadlier virus or a financial-market contagion could transform China’s economic and political outlook at any time.
Many now fear the coronavirus will become a global pandemic. The consequences of a Chinese economic meltdown would travel with the same sweeping inexorability. Commodity prices around the world would slump, supply chains would break down, and few financial institutions anywhere could escape the knock-on consequences. Recovery in China and elsewhere could be slow, and the social and political effects could be dramatic.
If Beijing’s geopolitical footprint shrank as a result, the global consequences might also be surprising. Some would expect a return of unipolarity if the only possible great-power rival to the U.S. were to withdraw from the game. Yet in the world of American politics, isolation rather than engagement might surge to the fore. If the China challenge fades, many Americans are likely to assume that the U.S. can safely reduce its global commitments.
So far, the 21st century has been an age of black swans. From 9/11 to President Trump’s election and Brexit, low-probability, high-impact events have reshaped the world order. That age isn’t over, and of the black swans still to arrive, the coronavirus epidemic is unlikely to be the last to materialize in China.
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Phê Phim News: LEO DICAPRIO TRẢ OSCAR!? | DISNEY BỘI THU 2018 | Doanh thu phim CAO nhờ PHỤ NỮ?
Chào mừng các bạn đến với Phê Phim News, nơi mà mình nói về những tin tức thú vị nhất trong thế giới điện ảnh tuần vừa rồi. Video hôm nay ngày 11/12 sẽ có những nội dung chính như sau:
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1. Disney đạt kỷ lục doanh thu năm 2018
-https://www.boxofficemojo.com/studio/chart/?yr=&view=company&view2=allmovies&studio=buenavista.htm&sort=open&order=DESC&p=.htm
-https://variety.com/2018/film/box-office/disney-box-office-2018-1203085934/
-https://www.boxofficemojo.com/yearly/chart/?view2=worldwide&yr=2018&p=.htm
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2. Phụ nữ là bí quyết để phim có doanh thu cao
-https://shift7.com/media-research
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megan_Smith
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Điểm tin
Scott Derrickson quay trở lại với Doctor Stranger phần tiếp theo
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/doctor-strange-2-scott-derrickson-returning-direct-1168156
Cặp đôi đạo diễn ‘Avengers: Endgame’ tiết lộ về nhân vật khó đưa lên màn ảnh nhất
https://www.businessinsider.com/avengers-endgame-on-what-superheroes-are-hardest-to-adapt-for-movie-2018-12
TV Show về Star Wars đón nhận dàn diễn viên mới
https://www.indiewire.com/2018/12/the-mandalorian-cast-werner-herzog-giancarlo-esposito-1202027553/
True Detective Season 3 hé lộ trailer mới
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZP6t1FmVO8
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3. LEONARDO DICAPRIO PHẢI TRẢ LẠI TƯỢNG VÀNG OSCAR
-https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/09/arts/jho-low-1mdb-assets-piano.html
-https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/celebrity/leonardo-dicaprio-ordered-to-return-oscar-statue/ar-BBQPoLP?li=BBqfP3n
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jho_Low
-https://vtv.vn/van-hoa-giai-tri/leonardo-dicaprio-phai-tra-lai-tuong-vang-oscar-20181213093605232.htm
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