Shanghai Composite now a must-watch indicator
Hong Kong
FORGET US Treasuries and the euro. If Bank of America Corp is right, the new must-watch indicator for global bond and currency markets comes from somewhere few traders would think to check: the Shanghai Composite Index of Chinese share prices.
"Normally, when I come into the office, the first thing I look at is where 10-year Treasury yields are trading, where euro-dollar is trading," David Woo, the head of global rates and currencies at Bank of America, said. "These days, the first thing I look at on the Bloomberg terminal is where the Shanghai Composite is trading."
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