In this episode, 42 Macro tackles key macroeconomic questions such as whether China’s recent stimulus, including the PBOC’s interest rate cut and broader 10-point package, will be enough to boost Chinese equities and global risk assets over the medium term, and what the U.S. consumer’s behavior signals about the U.S. business cycle. The discussion reviews the rally in Chinese stocks, divergent performance between Chinese equities and global risk assets, and the supportive measures driving the resilient U.S. economy despite soft consumer confidence. Further, the podcast delves into research analysis on liquidity support, market regime dynamics, quantitative signals demonstrating bullish sentiments for the U.S. Dollar, bonds, and gold, and positioning models that highlight risk asset trends. The episode concludes with risk management strategies, anticipating further policy cuts from the PBOC and cautioning on potential short-to-medium-term market corrections.