Chinese Economics Thread

Jj888

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The strong do what they can, the weak suffer what they must.

The Chinese are investing into industrial overcapacity according to Yellen and some narratives from the usual suspects.

This is raising the white flag.

Imagine General Motors complaining that Telsa is raising the overcapacity making EVs.
The strong do what they can, the weak suffer what they must.

Can we discuss about the overcapacity printing of usd with her at the same meeting?
 

gelgoog

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This is a good article and things are definitely happening. The integration of Asian continent is happening at a break neck pace. Yellen and Europeans can complain as much as they want, but global south prefer cheap Chinese goods over overly priced Western goods. There is plenty of market left for China to push out Western manufacturers. And I'm talking about China Inc, not "Made in China".
After Western companies left Russia a lot of them relocated to Central Asia to continue to serve the markets there. Some Russian companies also moved their headquarters and operations to Central Asia to get rid of the sanctions regime. These Central Asian countries in some cases also act as conduits for trade which has Russia as the endpoint.
 

Overbom

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Manufacturing is recovering. New Orders is very good.

Services are also accelerating their growth. Very good once again

Another doom story for Chinese economy has been proven wrong. Anyone who has time is welcome to dig through the history of this thread since a year ago. Many trolls and doomposters were fantasising about how the Chinese economy was collapsing, stagnating, "US economy better than China!" etc.

Wrong, wrong, wrong.
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