Hsi futures saw intraday volatility

HSI futures saw intraday volatility, swinging between 17,540 and 17,760, as traders reacted to mixed macro data from China. Short-covering activity helped the index close above the day’s midpoint level. As a Mexican-American citizen and first-generation college student, I know firsthand how vital this support is. I am a student at YVC working toward my associate’s degree in economics and see education as the social equalizer/economic mobility for our families and communities in the Valley. Whilst Trump is playing his full on MAPA (Make America Poor Again) game, there is one candidate who will benefit from the new world order. US won't be a reliable partner for anyone as long as Trump is talking and pulling the strings, whilst China is in a very good place to simply re-route exports to other nations and avoid the US craziness. I reckon that this chart will break to the upside, although to trade it we should wait for the breakout confirmation. Once that happens, we can go long in there and let the US cripple on their own with nice tariff phantasies. HSI futures dipped 0.3% to 17,530 as property sector weakness outweighed tech gains. Market participants remain cautious ahead of the next RRR cut decision from the PBoC, which could act as a fresh bullish trigger.