China shares still earn for the fourth day amid the war war

Chinese stocks are on their way to a recovery within four days, as it surpasses expectations that the government will take steps to increase economic stimulation and optimism that has reached a trade agreement with the United States in the future, the impact of customs duties by Donald Trump can be imposed by 145%. The most important indication of the Chinese shares listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange jumped 2.7% after ranging between profits and losses earlier Friday. The “Shanghai Shenzhen 300” index reflects its decline and adds 0.4%. The performance of both roots performed better than the performance of the broader Asian market index. Investors bet on China. The profits indicate that the bets continue to provide China to provide new growth support, while investors are awaiting the results of a meeting on Thursday among China’s leading leaders to give more motivation. On the horizon, there is great hope to reach a settlement between the two largest economies in the world, after Trump indicated that he was prepared to be “flexible” regarding the exceptions of companies or countries from the customs duties system. The atmosphere was less optimistic in the morning session, after the White House explained on Thursday that the total customs duties on China, after being added earlier this year, reached 145%, a level that was much larger than many economists said it could weaken the trade between the United States and China. The shares have risen thanks to the possibility that our Chinese tension has decreased after Trump indicated that he was prepared to release “thousands of products from customs duties,” says Stephen Lyong, CEO of UOB Kay Hian in Hong Kong. And “Investors also expect some supporting measures in China following the recent meetings of senior officials.” Trump said on Thursday that he believed that the first commercial agreements were ‘very close’, and that he expressed optimism that China would eventually sit at the negotiating table. The latest US increase in customs peppers has a mutual escalation between Beijing and Washington, after Beijing announced on Wednesday night that it will impose a 84% tax on all imports from the United States. This was after Trump previously increased customs duties on Chinese goods to 104%. After that, Beijing Chinese fees for US commodities increased to 125%and promised not to raise them again, no matter what Washington ascended his fees. The Chinese authorities’ fought ‘on Tuesday’ promised in response to customs duties imposed by Trump, and at the same time noticed their willingness to talk to the United States. It also strengthened its efforts to support the shares, as some of the state’s funds traded the shares and funds on the stock exchange. Read more: China prefers to negotiate with Trump, but it is ready to fight until the end despite the elasticity of Chinese stocks, increasingly tense bilateral relations have urged some global investors to reduce their investments. Three of the biggest boxes that circulated on the Statement Stock Stock Stock stock exchange, which followed Chinese shares, saw extensive sales on Wednesday, as traders sold shares of about one billion dollars a day. Weekly losses despite recent profits, even after recent profits, the Hang Seng China Enterprises index is 6.5% low during the week, which is the worst performance since October. Chitan Seth Strategic in Nomura Holdings has warned that the continuation of the long trading war could also lead to a poor performance of Chinese shares in Asia. “We believe that the shares in Hong Kong/China have not yet eliminated the consequences of the war and probably will not export the region with the increase in trade tensions between the United States and China,” Seth wrote in a research note on Thursday.