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Chinese government bonds are on fire. That’s ringing alarm bells in Beijing
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-on-fire-that-s-ringing-alarm-bells-in-beijing/ar-BB1pkrOC?ocid=msedgntp&pc=U531&cvid=5051fa314e8b4edb8d0d32acb81a5db3&ei=43
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That's what happens when you outsource critical industries in the name of profit.
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‘This Is Really Bad’: China’s Economy | EU-China Tensions | Global Trade
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China’s $11 Trillion Crisis: “The government is broke” | Chinese Economy: Debt & Credit Growth
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CHINA Economy in Trouble & Pension Crisis Hits as Authorities Lower Rates & Raise Retirement Age
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China Travel Advisory
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvi
sories/china-travel-advisory.html
Don't go...
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Sustained deflation is rising in China, economist says
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They should speak with Peter Zeihan.
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China's technology drive leaves young people jobless
So much for Xi's promise of 'common prosperity'
Blame structural issues, COVID-19, the sluggish post-pandemic recovery and trade tensions with the West. But just as crippling for economic growth, as well as the employment prospects of many young people, was the far-reaching crackdown by President Xi Jinping on the technology, real estate and private education sectors in 2020/21.
China's tech giants, whose near monopoly was targeted by Xi's reforms, lost more than a trillion dollars in market value. The property sector collapsed, taking tens of millions of people's life savings with it. China's flourishing education-technology sector, which offered private tuition to an estimated 75 million students, was decimated. Mass layoffs inevitably followed and many of those affected were younger workers.
Online tuition platforms, for example, had grown in popularity for years, due to intense competition for university education among Chinese students and a cultural emphasis on high grades. In 2019, an estimated 10 million people were employed in China's private tuition sector, many of them recent graduates.
"Xi’s crackdown sent a massive chill through this sector," Diana Choyleva, chief economist at the London-based Enodo Economics, told DW. "Although tutoring jobs did not dry up completely, they became much more unstable and unreliable, reducing one avenue that underutilized graduates had used to mitigate their diminishing economic prospects."
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s-young-people-jobless/ar-AA1qHsQC?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=ef8b5592aef54520bcb0b3f3f97f9776&ei=153
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Longtime China bull Ray Dalio fears economy faces problems as severe as Japan in 1990
China’s balance sheet problems are so grave that they remind Ray Dalio of Japan's asset bubble right before the onset of its decades-long economic crisis.
The founder of Bridgewater, one of the world’s largest hedge funds, fears the property crisis in China has left local governments unable to service their debt by extracting equity through land sales.
That raises the risk that provinces, prefectures and townships responsible for more than 80% of overall state spending will need some form of debt forgiveness that would likely result in a haircut for creditors.
“It’s a situation which is at least as severe as the Japanese situation starting in 1990,” Dalio said during a panel discussion on Wednesday at the Milken Institute Asia Summit 2024 in Singapore. “They need to have a restructuring of the debt. It’s a very complicated and politically charged thing.”
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That's what happens when you outsource critical industries in the name of profit.
tic tac
Longtime China bull Ray Dalio fears economy faces problems as severe as Japan in 1990
China’s balance sheet problems are so grave that they remind Ray Dalio of Japan's asset bubble right before the onset of its decades-long economic crisis.
The founder of Bridgewater, one of the world’s largest hedge funds, fears the property crisis in China has left local governments unable to service their debt by extracting equity through land sales.
That raises the risk that provinces, prefectures and townships responsible for more than 80% of overall state spending will need some form of debt forgiveness that would likely result in a haircut for creditors.
“It’s a situation which is at least as severe as the Japanese situation starting in 1990,” Dalio said during a panel discussion on Wednesday at the Milken Institute Asia Summit 2024 in Singapore. “They need to have a restructuring of the debt. It’s a very complicated and politically charged thing.”
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fears-economy-faces-problems-as-severe-as-japan-in-1990/ar-AA1qMvw0?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=1d3761622cb742e2a66e7dd2c3c678ce&ei=43
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