EVENTS:   Trumpire and Cold War II - Niall Ferguson/Greenmantle - 18 Sep 25     ROADSHOWS: US Retail, E-tail and Consumer Products Equity Research and Stock Picks - Scott Mushkin /R5 Capital   •   New York   15 - 17 Sep 25       The Loss of Fed Independence: What it Means for Equities, Rates, and the Dollar - Dimitris Valatsas & Daniel Lansberg-Rodriguez & José Ignacio Hernández /Aurora Macro Strategies   •   London   16 - 18 Sep 25       Global ESG and Impact-Investment Trends with Contrarian Trades in the Energy Transition Space - François Boutin-Dufresne & Félix-A. Boudreault /Sustainable Market Strategies   •   New York • 20 - 24 Oct London   22 - 24 Sep 25       US Healthcare & Merger Arbitrage Catalysts - Tommy Barletta /Aldis Institutional Services   •   London   22 - 23 Sep 25       East Asia Macro Outlook: China, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea - Paul Cavey /East Asia Econ   •   London   23 - 24 Sep 25       L/S Defense Europe’s Military Spending U.S. Strategy and Geopolitical Risks - Col. Jeffrey McCausland /Hedgeye   •   London   24 - 25 Sep 25       Buyside to Buyside Forum and Expert Calls across TMT, Consumer, Healthcare and Fintech - Andrew Peters /Revelare Partners   •   London   25 - 26 Sep 25      

IRF Lunch - China Stimulus and Strategic Reflation Opportunities for Q4 and Beyond

PRC Macro

Dukes Hotel - 35 St James's Pl, London SW1A 1NY

Thu 24 Oct 2024 - 12:30 BST

Topics

The unambiguous message from this Politburo meeting is that 'growth first' has returned as the Party’s top priority.

Early meeting shows urgency to restore market confidence, opening near-term prospects.

Expect significant bank recapitalisation and new Central Government Bonds (CGB) for economic stabilisation.

The Politburo is committed to reversing the decline in property prices and boosting sales.

Supply controls may lead to credit defaults but offer long-term gains as the market stabilises.

China reflation will be one of the most important global macro trades for 2025.

Despite buoyed sentiment on growth and reflation in Q4 and early next year, PRC see potential weakening to renewable investment and China's steel exports could become the largest downside risks base metal demand in 2025.