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China Downside Surprises
The latest economic data from China further surprises to the downside. 
Via Talk Markets
After No Recession In 45 Years – Will China’s Winning Streak End This Year?
China’s GDP has mushroomed from $150 billion in 1978 to $22 trillion in 2022, over 146-fold gains, or a compounded +11.5% per year, but the pace has slowed decidedly in the last decade. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Chinese Growth In Question (Again) - Updated
The GDP growth rate implied with Q2 CCAT is 3.9% instead of 6.3%. 
Via Talk Markets
China’s Biggest Property Developer Expects To Post $7.6B Loss For H1 2023
China's largest property developer is set to report a $7.6 billion loss for the first half of 2023 amid the housing market crisis. 
Via Talk Markets
China’s Deflation Problem: Impact On Companies, Local Governments, And Growth
It appears China’s unbalanced economy has finally caught up to it. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
Bonds Of China’s Largest Property Developer Crash To 25 Percent Of Notional Value
The subject of Chinese real estate came up a few times recently with still more readers insisting China passed the US in GDP. 
Via Talk Markets
Chinese Growth In Question (Again)
Official Chinese statistics indicate 6.3% y/y growth in Q2. Maybe it’s less? 
Via Talk Markets
Global Recession Wiped Out China
The latest data deluge confirms real dangers and accelerating downside. 
Via Talk Markets
China Upside Surprise
Chinese Q2 GDP and June industrial production above consensus. Retail sales slightly below. 
Via Talk Markets
China, Mid-2023: Teetering On Deflation
The June numbers for Chinese inflation surprised on the downside: 0.0% headline vs. +0.2% y/y Bloomberg consensus, -5.4% PPI vs. -5.0% consensus. 
Via Talk Markets
Economic Challenge Ahead: Chinese Battle Against Deflation
​​​​​​​In a sobering turn of events, the Chinese economic recovery faces a formidable hurdle as deflation sets in, with consumer prices registering a 0.3 percent year-on-year decline in July. 
Via Talk Markets
Financial Markets Report - Chinese Import-Export Numbers Are Really Poor
In this video Ira Epstein reviews the action in the financial markets for the trading day just ended, Tuesday, August 8. 
Via Talk Markets
China’s July Crude Imports Drop
July witnessed a significant decline in China’s crude oil imports, dropping by 18.8% compared to the previous month and reaching the lowest daily rate since January. 
Via Talk Markets
China Economy Collapse: Navigating A Challenging Terrain
China is facing a challenging period, with new data showing that the second-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) growth fell short of expectations. 
Via Talk Markets
Lawmakers Press Biden To Address US Investment Risks In China: 'For Too Long, America Has Funded The China Communist Party's Military Buildup'
Via Benzinga
Is Investing In China A Good Idea Right Now? 'It's Complicated,' Say Morgan Stanley Analysts
Via Benzinga
China’s Looming Balance Sheet Recession: The Hidden Threat To Economic Growth
China’s economy is seemingly stuck. And it shouldn’t come as a surprise. 
Via Talk Markets
Helpless China Warns About 'Changing Economic Landscape'
Out of options and bracing for impact, Chinese authorities are ready for more failure. 
Via Talk Markets
July's Top-Performing Country ETFs: This Nation Led Global Equity Rally, And It Wasn't China
July was a positive month for the U.S. stock market, but strong gains were also seen in global equity markets, with some countries posting double-digit monthly returns. Notably, the 1% decline in the... 
Via Benzinga
Data Coming Out Of China Continues To Disappoint
The latest data out of China overnight has offered little reassurance over the health of the world’s second largest economy. The manufacturing PMI was seen staying in negative territory for a fourth... 
Via Talk Markets
A Search For A Phillips Curve In China
I wondered whether Chinese inflation behavior was anomalous. Measures of economic activity are positively associated with inflation, after accounting for cost push shocks, particularly oil shocks.... 
Via Talk Markets
Did someone Flip The Economic Lever To Off In China?
We sometimes forget how rapidly things can change. We have the potential, due to our system of rapid communication, to alter the way people live in a heartbeat. It is important to remember this when it... 
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China: Concerns Over Growth Miss, Unemployment, And Property Sector
Chinese authorities remain committed to achieving their target growth rate of around 5% for this year, despite acknowledging the existing headwinds. 
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China: Loan Prime Rates Lowered
Following the earlier reduction in 7-day reverse repo rates and the 1Y medium-term lending facility (MLF), today was the turn of the loan prime rates (LPR) to be cut by 10bp - more cuts will follow. 
Via Talk Markets
Things Just Keep Getting Worse In China, Now They Are Running Out Of Jobs
It turns out that things in China are even worse than we were previously told. Not only is the country running out of workers, it turns out that it is also running out of jobs. 
Via Talk Markets
Thoughts For Thursday: Back From The Holiday With Caution
Caution is perhaps what was reflected in yesterday's back from the holiday trading. One there is the question of upcoming Fed action and second there is the visit of Secretary Yellen to China. 
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China Responds To US Chip Ban By Restricting Export Of Critical Materials
As of August 1st, China will impose licensing requirements on exporting gallium and germanium. Although not as popularized as lithium, these are the key materials needed in semiconductor... 
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China’s Struggling Recovery Impacts Iron Ore Prices
Iron ore prices for 63.5% content remained near $115, close to a two-month high. Hopes of stimulus measures by the Chinese government boosted demand expectations. 
Via Talk Markets
China's Economic Resilience: On Course To Achieve 5% Growth, Says Premier Li Qiang
Via Benzinga
Tuesday Talk: Market Rallies, China Worries
China worries helped spark Friday's pre-holiday correction, but overall conditions are still good in the markets. US housing data out later today are the next data points to watch. 
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