China Is Expected To Take The Lead In Getting Out Of The Haze.

(fight against the new crown pneumonia) survey: China is expected to take the lead in getting out of the epidemic haze, with relatively few losses.

China News Agency, Beijing, March, 20 (Xia Bin) Fidelity International released a market pulsation survey on the 20 day, indicating that China is expected to take the lead in getting out of the haze. A survey of 152 Fuda international analysts from different parts of the world has generally expected that Chinese enterprises will lose more than other regions in the global pandemic, and are expected to take the lead in recovering from the epidemic.

According to the survey of different market analysts, they believe that the new crown pneumonia epidemic will damage corporate profits. 85% of Chinese market analysts predict that the impact of the epidemic on domestic enterprises is mainly in the first half of the year, while 42% of other market analysts expect that the impact of the epidemic on the enterprises in the study area will continue to the second half of the year.

Although 87% of Chinese market analysts predict that the new crown pneumonia epidemic will affect domestic enterprises' profitability, the proportion is the highest among the regional surveys, but they generally expect that Chinese enterprises will be more affected by the epidemic than other regions.

Fiona O'Neill, deputy director of fidelity international stock research, points out that China is the first country to be affected by the new crown pneumonia epidemic and is therefore expected to recover earlier than other regions. This inference is reasonable. O'neal, The actual time required for the resumption of commercial activities in various countries depends largely on the anti epidemic measures of local governments.

"The Chinese government has implemented strict travel restrictions at an earlier stage of the outbreak, and the impact of the economy has been extensive. However, as long as there are no second outbreaks in the domestic epidemic, the economy is expected to recover at relatively fast rates, and the impact on the overall corporate profits is relatively small." O'neal said.

As for Western economies, O'neal said that governments everywhere are concentrating on slowing the spread of the epidemic and trying to avoid a halt to the economy. At this stage, it is difficult to assess the difference between China and the West in dealing with the different ways of the epidemic to the economy. (end)