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A Greek exit from the euro zone can no longer be taboo, it could - if combined with a wise future strategy from the euro countries - even contribute to the stabilisation of the euro zone ... The markets need dependability. – Matthias WissmannRate it:
All this obsession with a Chinese hard-landing I think is a bit too much. Chinese economic data is showing signs of stabilisation, including recent PMI numbers, as well as the latest figures on industrial production and retail sales. – Suan Teck KinRate it:
As the Fed's path to normalisation in its monetary policy becomes clearer as we venture into 2016, we may see some stabilisation in gold and silver with an eventual move higher into H2 2016, in the shorter term, however, things could deteriorate further. – Alex ThorndikeRate it:
Certainly, a lot of the panic has subsided in the past month or so, there is growing acknowledgement that the Fed will tread carefully and second, there have been some local positive developments ... the oil price stabilisation has also helped. – Neil ShearingRate it:
I think the stabilisation is very fragile, the basic tone of loose policy will continue. It will be even more difficult to achieve 7 percent growth this year if we make slight adjustments to or tighten policy. – Wang JunRate it:
If you look at some leading indicators such as the U.S. semiconductor book-to-bill ratio, I think there is some potential for the electronics sector to continue to cushion some of the other more sluggish sectors, given that a lot of the world demand is still pretty sluggish, there will be some pockets of growth in some sectors but I don't see a broad-based recovery... It'll be at best I guess stabilisation. – Jeff NgRate it:
Increased fiscal spending and recent monetary policy measures are likely to lead to growth stabilisation in the third quarter. – Wang JunRate it:
Industrial metals prices have probably seen the bottom. They have been in a phase of stabilisation over the last few weeks. We assume that the downside pressure on basic resources shares has come to an end for now, we like miners from a tactical point of view as margins are recovering swiftly and valuations look relatively attractive. – Christian StockerRate it:
It could - if combined with a wise future strategy from the euro countries - even contribute to the stabilisation of the euro zone ... The markets need dependability. – Matthias WissmannRate it:
Japanese manufacturers signalled a broad stabilisation in operating conditions at the end of a tumultuous year. – Usamah BhattiRate it:
Our view is that the most recent hard data out of China shows signs of stabilisation, but if we do start to see the opposite...then that would make the MAS much more nervous. – Daniel MartinRate it:
People were thinking about whether the volatility represented a global recession but the stabilisation in stocks and oil prices helped assuage fears, recent economic data does not signal an imminent US recession. – Jeffrey MacDonaldRate it:
Sentiment is quite nervous ... I think more and more investors blame central banks for not acting in the current environment to bring stabilisation, currently there is no positive bottom-up or fundamental signal that is strong enough to keep markets up. – Ingo SpeichRate it:
Sentiment is quite nervous...I think more and more investors blame central banks for not acting in the current environment to bring stabilisation, currently there is no positive bottom-up or fundamental signal that is strong enough to keep markets up. – Ingo SpeichRate it:
The Chinese situation sets the agenda right now in combination with oil prices, before we see some meaningful transparency from China in its actions and some stability in the commodity markets, we are not going to get a stabilisation. – Hans PetersonRate it:
The data showed the signs of stabilisation, which is very encouraging, however, public sector investment and housing market are slowing down. So the challenges still loom quite large in the second half of the year. – Julian WangRate it:
The encouraging news is that it seems to be some stabilisation in the Chinese economy. – Gerhard SchwarzRate it:
The extreme move in oil is going to keep things volatile ... (and) we probably won't get a real stabilisation until February now. – Zeg ChoudhryRate it:
The market remains more bearish than bullish on emerging markets. And I don't see any sign that a rally or stabilisation in currency markets is durable at this point. – Christian MaggioRate it:
The market will stabilise, but it will be a very fragile stabilisation, i believe July and August will be weaker than June. – Ted CannisRate it:
The situation is moving towards stabilisation, just not particularly quickly. The first shockwave has passed. – Ikbal DurreRate it:
This shows stabilisation in economic growth. – Zhang LiqunRate it:
U.S. jobless claims are expected to surge again, and in this environment we cannot talk about a recovery in equities in the short term. The best you can hope for is stabilisation in the current environment. – Francois SavaryRate it:
We will probably need a stabilisation of stock markets in China and the U.S., and of oil, before we see much buying in this region. – Sebastien HeninRate it:

A Greek exit from the euro zone can no longer be taboo, it could - if combined with a wise future strategy from the euro countries - even contribute to the stabilisation of the euro zone ... The markets need dependability.

– Matthias WissmannRate it:

All this obsession with a Chinese hard-landing I think is a bit too much. Chinese economic data is showing signs of stabilisation, including recent PMI numbers, as well as the latest figures on industrial production and retail sales.

– Suan Teck KinRate it:

As the Fed's path to normalisation in its monetary policy becomes clearer as we venture into 2016, we may see some stabilisation in gold and silver with an eventual move higher into H2 2016, in the shorter term, however, things could deteriorate further.

– Alex ThorndikeRate it:

Certainly, a lot of the panic has subsided in the past month or so, there is growing acknowledgement that the Fed will tread carefully and second, there have been some local positive developments ... the oil price stabilisation has also helped.

– Neil ShearingRate it:

I think the stabilisation is very fragile, the basic tone of loose policy will continue. It will be even more difficult to achieve 7 percent growth this year if we make slight adjustments to or tighten policy.

– Wang JunRate it:

If you look at some leading indicators such as the U.S. semiconductor book-to-bill ratio, I think there is some potential for the electronics sector to continue to cushion some of the other more sluggish sectors, given that a lot of the world demand is still pretty sluggish, there will be some pockets of growth in some sectors but I don't see a broad-based recovery... It'll be at best I guess stabilisation.

– Jeff NgRate it:

Increased fiscal spending and recent monetary policy measures are likely to lead to growth stabilisation in the third quarter.

– Wang JunRate it:

Industrial metals prices have probably seen the bottom. They have been in a phase of stabilisation over the last few weeks. We assume that the downside pressure on basic resources shares has come to an end for now, we like miners from a tactical point of view as margins are recovering swiftly and valuations look relatively attractive.

– Christian StockerRate it:

It could - if combined with a wise future strategy from the euro countries - even contribute to the stabilisation of the euro zone ... The markets need dependability.

– Matthias WissmannRate it:

Japanese manufacturers signalled a broad stabilisation in operating conditions at the end of a tumultuous year.

– Usamah BhattiRate it:

Our view is that the most recent hard data out of China shows signs of stabilisation, but if we do start to see the opposite...then that would make the MAS much more nervous.

– Daniel MartinRate it:

People were thinking about whether the volatility represented a global recession but the stabilisation in stocks and oil prices helped assuage fears, recent economic data does not signal an imminent US recession.

– Jeffrey MacDonaldRate it:

Sentiment is quite nervous ... I think more and more investors blame central banks for not acting in the current environment to bring stabilisation, currently there is no positive bottom-up or fundamental signal that is strong enough to keep markets up.

– Ingo SpeichRate it:

Sentiment is quite nervous...I think more and more investors blame central banks for not acting in the current environment to bring stabilisation, currently there is no positive bottom-up or fundamental signal that is strong enough to keep markets up.

– Ingo SpeichRate it:

The Chinese situation sets the agenda right now in combination with oil prices, before we see some meaningful transparency from China in its actions and some stability in the commodity markets, we are not going to get a stabilisation.

– Hans PetersonRate it:

The data showed the signs of stabilisation, which is very encouraging, however, public sector investment and housing market are slowing down. So the challenges still loom quite large in the second half of the year.

– Julian WangRate it:

The encouraging news is that it seems to be some stabilisation in the Chinese economy.

– Gerhard SchwarzRate it:

The extreme move in oil is going to keep things volatile ... (and) we probably won't get a real stabilisation until February now.

– Zeg ChoudhryRate it:

The market remains more bearish than bullish on emerging markets. And I don't see any sign that a rally or stabilisation in currency markets is durable at this point.

– Christian MaggioRate it:

The market will stabilise, but it will be a very fragile stabilisation, i believe July and August will be weaker than June.

– Ted CannisRate it:

The situation is moving towards stabilisation, just not particularly quickly. The first shockwave has passed.

– Ikbal DurreRate it:

This shows stabilisation in economic growth.

– Zhang LiqunRate it:

U.S. jobless claims are expected to surge again, and in this environment we cannot talk about a recovery in equities in the short term. The best you can hope for is stabilisation in the current environment.

– Francois SavaryRate it:

We will probably need a stabilisation of stock markets in China and the U.S., and of oil, before we see much buying in this region.

– Sebastien HeninRate it:

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