3%

1.5%

2%

2.8%

China, anticipating excessive growth, complicates position openings by injecting 2 trillion

dollars into the market, flooding it with liquidity.

China fears a real estate bubble and to calm the market, restricts the construction of new buildings, leading investors and therefore liquidity to flee to other continents.

Restrictions on interbank loans imposed by the Bank of China following the full implementation of Basel III have caused investments to leave the country where regulations are more lenient

China is currently experiencing a deflationary phenomenon, explaining investors' fear who

withdraw their liquidity from the Chinese market.

None of the above

Despite high unemployment, efforts made by the authorities have a positive effect on the CSI,

thus adhering to the parameters of the Phillips curve

The market is growing significantly, which has a positive effect on the CSI because households will have to pay more to get consumer goods, contributing to a certain economic growth.

Although the US economy is growing below expectations, downward inflation has a positive

effect on the CSI.

The expectation of the Fed increasing its rates in the second quarter of this year leads to an

increase of the CSI.

None of the above

Because the European industry, facing strong Chinese competition, is in a weak position and

its expected growth is low.

Because the European sector expects the greatest stability in the coming years.

Bernard Arnault strongly attracts investments by promising rapid growth in the coming years.

The European tech industry lags behind the competition and its chances of growth are low despite the large share it takes in the market.

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If problems in the Red Sea persist, a resurgence of inflation is possible.

Unemployment is too low; reducing rates soon would lead to a shortage of labor for European companies that would invest more.

Due to the strong power of the Dollar, it is the Fed that dictates the course of action, and as it is not expected to decrease its rates, neither is the ECB

The sharp increase in wages along with a decrease in rates could raise fears of a real estate bubble.

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