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Premier said China’s real estate market still has considerable room for development

On April 15, 2025, Premier Li Qiang listened to reports in Beijing on the revitalization and reuse of existing housing and the conversion of commercial housing into talent apartments. Premier Li Qiang pointed out that purchasing existing commercial housing for use as affordable housing is an important measure to stabilize the real estate market and improve people’s livelihood. Relevant policies should be implemented well, granting cities greater autonomy in terms of the purchasing entity, price, and usage, and new supportive measures should be promptly studied and introduced. He said that China should further promote urban renewal, intensify the renovation of…

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The bullish trap in the US stock market

Institutions are worried about being unable to sell their stocks! The bullish trap in the US stock market is obvious. Against the backdrop of the intensification of the Sino-US trade war in April 2025, the sharp fluctuations in the US stock market have sparked widespread discussions about the “bullish trap”. Based on the current market dynamics and public information, the recent rebound in the US stock market shows obvious short-term bullish trap characteristics, and other markets can also refer to this. On April 9, the US government announced a 90-day suspension of additional tariffs on 75 countries, triggering an epic…

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Trump Tariff Likes a Squid Game

On April 7, 2025, US President Trump threatened that if China does not revoke the 34% tariffs imposed on the US by April 8 or earlier, the US would impose an additional 50% tariff on China starting from Wednesday. The Trump administration’s move to threaten China with additional tariffs under a “ultimatum” bears a striking resemblance to the underlying logic of the hit TV series “Squid Game”. In this “Squid Game” of the global economy, participants are forced to engage in a survival game under lethal rules, while the system designers are reaping benefits by creating structural contradictions. I. The…

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China’s potential response to Trump Tariff

The US government has gone against the global trend by imposing so-called “reciprocal tariffs” on almost all its trading partners, including China. China may take resolute and forceful countermeasures, which has drawn worldwide attention. At present, it is necessary to objectively analyze the impact of the US’ excessive tariffs on China, rationally view the good momentum of China’s economic development, and firmly maintain confidence in dealing with this round of US suppression.(1) The excessive imposition of tariffs by the US will have an impact on China, but “the sky won’t fall”. This time, the US government’s imposition of a 34%…

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