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The new British Chancellor Hunter announced the cancellation of the plan to reduce the basic income tax rate in the "mini budget" previously announced by the government. This move has significantly improved the UK financial market, and this positive sentiment has also been passed on to the US stock market.
The US stock market opened sharply tonight, with the three major markets rising sharply, and the popular Chinese stocks generally rising. With such a big positive, will A shares rise sharply tomorrow?
The recent performance of US stocks has had a great impact on the stock markets of other countries. The sharp rise or fall of US stocks often means that there are great positives or negative news internationally, so the sharp rise of US stocks tonight will have a certain impact on the trend of A-shares tomorrow. At least for A-shares, which have just improved a little in the short term, it can boost market confidence.
However, the trend of A-shares itself is mainly determined by our own market, so the sharp rise of US stocks cannot be considered that A-shares will rise sharply tomorrow.
A-share trend has been developing in a positive direction recently, but due to the long-term sluggish market sentiment, investors will be relatively cautious. Now after several days of upsurge, the market trend has faced technical pressure levels, and there is a high possibility of a pullback next. The sharp rise in US stocks will increase investors' confidence. Once A-shares fall and fall, investors don't have to worry too much.
Whether A-shares will rise sharply tomorrow is difficult to judge whether this short-term trend will be difficult to judge. If the US stock market can rise sharply tonight, A-shares will likely close to the red tomorrow. #Stock Market Comments# #Stock Market Analysis# #A Shares#
This article is only a personal opinion based on personal experience combined with market factors analysis, and does not mean that the market will definitely go like that. Personal opinion is not used as investment advice.
