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Alasdair Macleod: U.S. stock market depends on credit, China targets production

Alasdair Macleod: U.S. stock market depends on credit, China targets production
U.S. market credit vs China production

Alasdair Macleod draws a distinction between the U.S. and Chinese approaches to credit.

According to Macleod, the U.S. stock market is sustained by extensive credit, while in China, credit is primarily directed toward production.

Macleod previously relayed Rob Arnott’s view that the current bull market in stocks is moving forward on optimism rather than fundamentals, as seen in his recent commentary. He has also provided a positive update on gains in gold and silver markets. These observations follow his ongoing focus on credit allocation and market trends.

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