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Could China’s Real Estate bubble threaten the U.S. economy

A BUBBLE IN China’s Real Estate SECTOR

China’s Real Estate sector accounts for around 25% of Chinese GDP. The S&P 500 futures are pointing down around 20 points, selling at 0.5% below fair value. While over at the Nasdaq, the Nasdaq 100 futures are down 0.8% or 118 points below their fair value.

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Stocks on Thursday closed moderately lower. The S&P 500 posted a 7-week low, and the Nasdaq 100 dropping to a 6-week low. Rising U.S. bond yields pressured stocks after the 10-year T-note climbed to a near 10-month high. Stocks had early support Thursday on signs that the U.S. economy can achieve a soft landing. Weekly jobless claims fell more than expected. Then the Aug Philadelphia Fed business outlook survey rose to a 16-month high.

China's Real Estate

U.S. stock indexes had some positive carryover from a slight recovery in Chinese stocks. China is the world’s second-largest economy. There are questions about the Chinese Real Estate sector. Construction accounts for around 25% of Chinese GDP. Thus, any reverberations in real estate is in a predicament for the economy.

China's Real Estate

Currently the property market stands at the heart of its troubles. The Shanghai Stock Index rebounded but this week, Chinese stocks continue to be under pressure. This is due to continued liquidity concerns in China’s shadow banking system. These concerns intensified after Zhongrong International Trust, missed payments on its investment products. This is a unit of Zhongzhi Enterprise Group,

The S&P 500 Index ($SPX) (SPY) Thursday closed down -0.77%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index (QQQ) closed down -1.08%.

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A goldilocks growth story

Based on the following economic data the markets are discounting the odds at 11% for a +25 bp rate hike. The next meeting of the FOMC is September 20. This rises to 41% for a +25 bp rate hike at the November 1 FOMC meeting.

 U.S. weekly initial unemployment claims fell -9,000 to 239,000. Thus indicated a slightly stronger labor market than expectations of 240,000. The U.S. Aug Philadelphia Fed business outlook survey rose +25.5 to a 16-month high of 12.0. Stronger than expectations of -10.4. U.S. Jul leading indicators fell -0.4% m/m, right on expectations.

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