What is the impact of raising the foreign exchange reserve ratio on the stock market?
Raising the foreign exchange reserve ratio has a certain impact on the stock market, and the market may fluctuate, but in the long run, it has little impact, because the impact of raising the foreign exchange reserve ratio on the economy is relatively limited, and the quality of the stock market ultimately depends on the country's own economic development.
Only for some foreign speculative funds, if they are in the direction of RMB appreciation, then this part of funds may flow out of the stock market after the upward adjustment, resulting in an increase in market selling volume and a decline in stock prices.
Does raising the foreign exchange reserve ratio have a big impact on the stock market?
The impact will not be great. First of all, these foreign investors have only bought some stocks, so their influence is limited. Moreover, foreign investors usually like to buy weighted white horse stocks, which have a large market value and high liquidity and can digest and absorb this part of the bad news.
In addition, it is worth noting that there are many factors to consider in stock trading. For example, when looking for stocks, you should know what this enterprise does, and then check the detailed information from the stock details to know what type of company this enterprise belongs to, whether there are many similarities between similar companies, whether this industry is good or not, and whether there are prospects.
The second is a detailed analysis of the company's financial statements. Resumes of listed companies usually include balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement. Stock is a high-risk and high-return investment, so investors must be cautious when buying.