The first Citigroup 2015 Fortune Global Forum was held in Guiyang on March 28, several financial institutions at home and abroad, more than 500 experts and industry gathered, expected the latest trends in the global economy, explored the world of tomorrow, analyzed financial investment strategy and exchanged how to achieve wealth preservation and appreciation under the global context.
In the previous media conference, financial experts said in 2015 there would be a moderate recovery in the global economy, the American and European stock investment was worth to wait; compared with other major currencies, the RMB might appreciate significantly this year.
For the 2015 global economic trends, experts are optimistic, the US stock market, European stock markets, Chinese stocks are all rising. (China) Citigroup Retail Banking Research and Investment Analysis, Assistant Vice President Tang Junhao believed, Citigroup forecast a modest recovery in the global economy this year, 2015 GDP growth reached 3.0% and and 2016 3.4%, compared with last year's 2.7%, the GDP slightly increased.
Fidelity International Investment expert Lou Zhongyue said, the unemployment rate continued to decline, housing sales and domestic consumption enhancement, showed that the US economy grew moderately. US companies continued to strengthen its balance sheet, while increasing the ratio of dividends and repurchases, and active in the M & A market, and supporting the stock market rally.
Allianz Dresdner expert Yu Ziling believed that under the circumstance of the euro depreciation and the oil price drop, the macroeconomic data in euro area should be further steady, with the end of the expected growth cut trend, the market might bring surprise, which was good for the European stock market.
When it came to China's economic trends, Tang Junhao said, 2014 A shares soar partly reflected the reform dividend, the potential rate cut in 2015 would be positive for the real estate, insurance, utilities and other sections, you can focus on consumption, Internet, health care and other structures growth subject in the long run. （www.chinainout.com）
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