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English to German translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Investment / Securities / Fondskommentar Juli 2020 | |||||||
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Wenn der Staat anklopft... |
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s.u. Explanation: Trotz der Möglichkeit, dass große staatseigene Banken im derzeitigen Umfeld durch staatliche Maßnahmen zur Krisenbekämpfung belastet werden könnten (darunter die Verpflichtung für Institute, ihre Kreditzinsen zu senken), halten wir die Aktie für vielversprechend. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2020-08-21 10:27:08 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Besser: Obwohl wir es für möglich halten, dass große staatseigene Banken durch staatliche Maßnahmen zur Krisenbekämpfung belastet werden (darunter die Verpflichtung für Institute, ihre Kreditzinsen zu senken), halten wir die Aktie für vielversprechend. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2020-08-21 10:28:14 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Noch besser (zur Vermeidung von 2 x "halten"): Obwohl große staatseigene Banken durch staatliche Maßnahmen zur Krisenbekämpfung belastet werden könnten (darunter die Verpflichtung für Institute, ihre Kreditzinsen zu senken), halten wir die Aktie für vielversprechend. |
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Reference: Wenn der Staat anklopft... Reference information: https://www.fidelityinternational.com/editorial/blog/chinese... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 29 mins (2020-08-21 09:37:26 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Alles im "Dienste der Nation": "The Covid-19 fallout has seen “whatever it takes” moments for policymakers in many countries, where unconventional monetary and fiscal tools are being deployed to boost liquidity or bail out troubled firms. But policymakers in China have an additional page in their playbook: calling up banks into ‘national service’. The Chinese financial sector must forgo a total of 1.5 trillion renminbi ($214 billion) in revenue this year, as lenders are required to extend cheaper loans to small enterprises and tolerate later payments from them, Premier Li Keqiang said at a State Council meeting in June. While details have yet to emerge on how to measure forsaken revenues, the unprecedented price tag reflects the government’s resolve to bail out small firms at the expense of banks." |
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