Steve Westly sees valuation, SEC approval, and China complicating Tesla-SpaceX deal
Ex-Tesla director Steve Westly says a merger of the two firms faces obstacles around valuation, regulatory greenlights, and Tesla's China business.
Ex-Tesla director Steve Westly says a merger of the two firms faces obstacles around valuation, regulatory greenlights, and Tesla's China business.
The PBOC is expected to announce its daily USD/CNY midpoint around 0115 GMT, with Reuters estimating it at 6.6758.
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China's CSI 300 fell into bear market on 10-week losing streak, with Asian markets also declining.
The PBOC set the USD/CNY mid-point at 6.7192, higher than the 6.6779 estimate.
China kept benchmark lending rates on hold for a 17th month and guided the yuan stronger; Asian equities mostly fell.
PBOC will run daily overnight reverse repos from 21 October to 2 November; the unconfirmed rate will signal its policy path.
MUFG sees a firmer Chinese growth backdrop supporting the yuan, while uneven demand and possible policy easing could limit the currency's upside.
China held its loan prime rates unchanged for the 17th consecutive month, with the PBOC now focusing on short-term rates as the policy lever.
The PBOC has eased resistance to yuan gains, with the fixing rising for eight consecutive days and the gap with market forecasts narrowing.
China's PBOC plans to shift its main policy operations to overnight rates, a signaling change not a cut, affecting bonds, yuan and commodity currencies.
China is expected to keep benchmark lending rates unchanged for the 17th consecutive month after Q3 GDP beat expectations.
The CSI 300 fell for a 10th straight week, its worst run since 2005, as AI and semiconductor stocks led the decline.
Chinese regulators have urged state funds and companies to buy equities and some investors to curb selling after the benchmark slid about 10% this year.
China's Q3 GDP grew 4.5%, beating forecasts, while September retail sales rose at the fastest pace since March. Investment remained weak.