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France Q3 ILO unemployment rate 8.2% vs 8.4% expected and 8.3% prior.
2026-11-10
France Q3 ILO unemployment rate 8.2% vs 8.4% expected and 8.3% prior.
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2026-11-10
The Iranian Foreign Ministry rejected the French government's accusations that Iran was involved in cyber activities within France and condemned this outdated practice of repeatedly making accusations against Iran.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry rejected the French government's accusations that Iran was involved in cyber activities within France and condemned this outdated practice of repeatedly making accusations against Iran.
2026-11-10
Li Qiusuo, chief domestic strategist at China International Capital Co, said external disturbances have shown signs of abating and corporate earnings remain resilient; if external shocks marginally ease, the market could see early valuation repair. T
Li Qiusuo, chief domestic strategist at China International Capital Co, said external disturbances have shown signs of abating and corporate earnings remain resilient; if external shocks marginally ease, the market could see early valuation repair. Through Q3, A-share revenue and earnings growth outpaced nominal GDP and non-financial corporate profits remain stable, with AI and energy sectors providing meaningful support. Broad-index valuations have fallen materially: the CSI300 forward P/E is near its 10-year average while the ChiNext forward P/E sits at historical extremes, leaving overall market valuation attractive and vulnerable to recovery if risks subside. He recommends a tech-plus-dividend barbell allocation, expects the next phase to be structurally driven, and flags sustained AI momentum and higher conviction in tech hardware (optical communications, semiconductor equipment, and sectors tied to upstream power bottlenecks); among cyclicals he highlights chemicals, petrochemicals and construction machinery as showing improving supply-demand and potential earnings-recovery upside.
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