we look at the implications for financial markets. days away, we focus on the financial battle i am monica miller. we begin in china, where markets closed lower, biggest economy for the second quarter. a cause for concern. another worry for market watchers, the direction of us interest rates and the fed meeting that takes place next week comes amid an earning season showing strong results for corporate america. earlier, i spoke to portfolio managerjun bei liu, who told us that she is expecting china s government to step up support for the economy. to be quite frank, over the next six months, we should see increased stimulus out of the chinese government, because china have set a growth target and they will try very hard to get there. clearly the last quarter result was very disappointing and it caused a minor shrink in what was achieved stepped up in the last month or so its support for the cyclical sector such as housing. month of thejune quarter and we do hope that gets mar
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