Category Archive: Chinese Economy

Jan
21

Letter from a Hedge Fund to its client on how the world financial markets could be in 2012

Dear Investors, When written in Chinese the word “crisis” is composed of two characters. One represents “danger”, and the other represents “opportunity”. This is the most accurate way I can express my thoughts and feelings about the coming year in the commodities markets. Volatile, unpredictable yet scattered with times of great opportunity. The prophecy of …

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Nov
17

Chinese regime is already bankrupt according to a professor at Chinese University of Hong Kong

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Larry Lang, chair professor of Finance at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, delivered a lecture to his students where he described the real state of Chinese debts. He asked not to do any recording, audio or video, of the lecture in any way and asked students not to speak about it outside the classroom …

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Sep
26

Danger Map by Deutsche Bank identifies countries in financial stress

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Deutsche bank’s danger map is an representation of financial health of major developed and developing economies of the world. It allots scores on the basis of several financial criteria like Deregulation of lending,%of credit to GDP, Unemployment, interest rates, Exchange rate Volatility, etc. Map shows Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain under the danger zone among …

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Sep
15

Will US peg Dollar to Gold again, China is afraid: Wikileaks

Wikileaks has uncovered a declassified cable from John Huntsman indicating China’s clear understanding of the growing tension and comprehension of the ability of the US to entirely destroy it economically with one swipe of the Presidential pen via a massive devaluation of the USD or repegging to gold. Evidently, while we may be used to …

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Aug
11

Stories of top 3 consumer of Gold in the world

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Gold is touching record levels everyday and if analysts have to be believed, Gold prices have way to go before they calm down. Much of the price rise night be happening on paper rather than real exchange of gold. Demand for gold, nonetheless, is rising but certainly not as fast as its price. India, China …

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Aug
09

China will keep buying US Treasury to remain competitive

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There have been statements from Chinese government that US should do something about its debt, US debt is unsustainable or Gold/SDRs should replace dollar as reserve currency. When China is so much concerned about US debt then why China remains the biggest buyer of US debt? China knows it well that buying US debt has …

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Jul
27

China moving from highest indebted country(US) to second highest(Japan) to diversify holdings

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It seems there aren’t many options for Chinese policy makers to park their trillions of dollars of assets. China has said it’s seeking to diversify its $2.5 trillion in foreign reserves, and the U.S. debt crisis gives it even more incentive to do so. In May, the latest month for which data were available, China’s …

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