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The relatively poor performance of A-shares and the continued rise of foreign stock markets (such as the US stock market) can be explained from multiple dimensions.After investigating the current market, we understand that the lowest financing rate in Guangzhou is 4-5%. For specific discounts, please contact your brokerage account manager for negotiation!Here are some of the main influencing factors:

1. Differences in economic growth and market environment

1. Economic growth rate: The US economy continues to grow, providing good fundamental support for the stock market. In contrast, although the Chinese economy has also maintained growth, it faces challenges such as economic transformation and structural adjustment, and its growth rate has slowed down relatively.
2. Market environment: The market mechanism of the US stock market is relatively mature, with a strict regulatory system, a transparent information disclosure system and an effective market elimination mechanism, all of which help to improve the overall health of the market and investor confidence. However, the A-share market may still need further improvement in terms of supervision and information disclosure.

2. Differences in Monetary Policy

1. Federal Reserve Policy: The Federal Reserve's monetary policy has affected the performance of U.S. stocks to a certain extent. Although interest rate hikes usually put pressure on the stock market, the management of market expectations and the possible peak of the interest rate hike cycle also provide some support for U.S. stocks. In addition, the Federal Reserve's loose monetary policy and quantitative easing policies have also provided a lot of liquidity to the market, driving the rise of U.S. stocks.
2. China's central bank policy: China's central bank may adjust its monetary policy according to domestic economic conditions, which may have an impact on market liquidity and investor sentiment, and thus affect the performance of the A-share market. However, compared with the Federal Reserve, China's central bank's monetary policy may be more prudent and flexible to meet the needs of the domestic economy.