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To: rimshot who wrote (73482)11/6/2022 9:44:48 AM
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Commodities bounced based on a strong rumor that China is about to pivot from their Covid Zero policy and reopen. The evidence for that was laxing some of the contact tracing requirements, cozying up with Germany, going easier on airports and foreign visitors, and chastising some local governments for overzealous prosecution of lockdowns. These were followed by an article stating that Xi has ordered formation of a committee to plan for the reopening.

However, the Chinese government first dodged the question, then mildly rebuffed it, and now has said a flat no to this rumor. China reopening is for commodities what a Fed pivot is for US bonds and equities; the speculation keep causing rallies only to be smacked down by the authorities, but hope springs eternal. Eventually China will reopen just as eventually the Fed will pivot. The operative word is eventually.