Chiffre très attendu ce matin, à +6,7% au T1, l’économie chinoise a progressé à son rythme le plus faible depuis sept ans au premier trimestre 2016. La Bourse de Shanghai reflue de 0,2%, Seoul perd 0,3%, Tokyo -0,2%, Jakarta -0,4% et Hong Kong -0,10%. La Bourse de Sydney monte de 0,45% et Bombay prend 1,9%.
- Global stocks, dollar and oil cool ahead of Doha meeting (Reuters)
- Oil Falls Before Doha as Global Markets Brace for Weekend Risk (BBG)
- China Growth Slows; Revival Policies Appear to Gain Traction (WSJ)
- White House hopefuls Clinton, Sanders joust in Brooklyn brawl (Reuters)
- Trump talks up ‘New York values’ as protesters demonstrate against him (Reuters)
- Sanders Can’t Clarify Wall Street Plan in Testy Clinton Debate (BBG)
[Reuters] Financial shares mint fifth day of gains; indexes close flat
[Bloomberg] Investors Pour $10.7 Billion Into Junk Bonds as Fears Fade
[Reuters] ‘Let them sell their summer homes’: NYC pension dumps hedge funds
[Reuters] Policymakers fret as storm clouds gather over world economy
[CNBC] Most Americans think economy is ‘getting worse’
[Reuters] China says enhanced U.S.-Philippine military ties invoke ‘Cold War mentality’
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