#China economy

[kneedeepincynade]

The collapse of China is like Biden being pushed to the left,ain't happening, and the muricans should give up on it

The post is machine translated

Translation is at the bottom

The collective is on telegram

😂 Per mesi, i propagandisti anti-Cinesi hanno diffuso notizie fasulle ed esagerate contro la Cina sul Tema dell'Economia, riproponendo l'imbarazzante "China Collapse Theory" 🤹‍♂️

😂 Ogni ciclo della "China Collapse Theory" si è concluso con il collasso della teoria stessa, e anche questo ciclo non ha fatto eccezione 😄

🤩 这些小丑对所谓的 "中国崩溃 "早有准备。2001 年、2002 年、2003 年......、2023 年都没有发生，但也许 2024 年会发生！是的，它会发生在你们恶心可笑的梦里 😀

🤡 Nonostante tutti gli articoli dei 小丑 d'Occidente in stile terrorismo psicologico, con titoli come «Trema l'Economia Mondiale» o«Una nuova Lehman Brothers», l'Economia Cinese ha continuato a crescere nel Q3 del 2023, superando le aspettative e le previsioni degli economisti occidentali 📈

😂 Persino il FMI, non esattamente il circolo degli economisti di 乌有之乡, non esattamente l'organizzazione legata al Pensiero di 左大培, ha corretto al rialzo le previsioni sulla crescita dell'Economia Cinese per il 2023 nel Documento: "IMF Staff Completes 2023 Article IV Mission to the People’s Republic of China" - «The Chinese economy is projected to grow at 5.4 percent in 2023» 🤣

😂 E il "Collasso"?, e tutti gli articoli anti-Cinesi ricolmi di wishful-thinking su 恒大集团 - Evergrande Group? 哈哈哈哈哈 😂

😭 È davvero un giorno triste per i propagandisti anti-Cinesi. Ai propagandisti anti-Cinesi, dall'Italia del "miracolo economico" alla Germania in ginocchio, passando per gli USA in deficit di trilioni di dollari, consiglio l'articolo: 中医怎么缓解胃痛 中医7大偏方火速解决胃痛 - 7 Rimedi della Medicina Tradizionale Cinese per risolvere il mal di stomaco ☕️

😂 Si attendono con ansia i futuri articoli nello stile "[La Cina ha ottenuto un'altra vittoria], ma a quale prezzo?!" 😂

😀 Al prezzo della sanità mentale degli occidentali anti-Cinesi 🤣

😂 意大利期刊与法国或德国期刊一样，都是美利坚合众国的奴隶。它们不断重复美国对中国的宣传。读意大利期刊对中国经济的 "分析 "非常有趣，因为意大利经济就是个笑话，被债务、可怕的基础设施和糟糕的市场环境摧毁了 🇮🇹 🇫🇷 🇩🇪 😂

🔍 Approfondimenti:

一 Q1: +4,5% | Q2: +6,3% | Q3: +4,9% 📈

二 "China will collapse!" / "China is the biggest World threat!" - il dualismo ridicolo della propaganda anti-Cinese 🤹‍♂️

三 Il (nuovo) collasso della "China Collapse Theory" | La Cina sconfigge la "deflazione" in un solo mese, e continua a crescere 📈

四 La Cina sarà il motore della crescita dell'Economia del Mondo nel 2023 📈

五 Ogni previsione Occidentale sul "Collasso della Cina" è fallita 😂

🌸 Iscriviti 👉 @collettivoshaoshan 😘

😂 For months, anti-China propagandists have spread fake and exaggerated news against China on the topic of the economy, re-proposing the embarrassing "China Collapse Theory" 🤹‍♂️

😂 Every cycle of the "China Collapse Theory" ended with the collapse of the theory itself, and this cycle was no exception 😄

🤩 这些小丑对所谓的 "中国崩溃 "早有准备。2001 年、2002 年、2003 年......、2023 年都没有发生，但也许 2024 年会发生！是的，它会发生在你们恶心可笑的梦里 😀

🤡 Despite all the articles from the Western 小丑 in the style of psychological terrorism, with titles like "The World Economy is Trembling" or "A New Lehman Brothers", the Chinese Economy continued to grow in Q3 2023, exceeding expectations and the forecasts of Western economists 📈

😂 Even the IMF, not exactly the circle of economists of 乌有之乡, not exactly the organization linked to the Thought of 左大培, has corrected upwards the forecasts on the growth of the Chinese Economy for 2023 in the Document: "IMF Staff Completes 2023 Article IV Mission to the People's Republic of China" - «The Chinese economy is projected to grow at 5.4 percent in 2023» 🤣

😂 And the "Collapse"?, and all the anti-Chinese articles full of wishful-thinking on 恒大集团 - Evergrande Group? 哈哈哈哈哈 😂

😭 It is indeed a sad day for anti-China propagandists. To anti-Chinese propagandists, from the Italy of the "economic miracle" to Germany on its knees, passing through the USA in deficit of trillions of dollars, I recommend the article: Traditional Chinese Medicine to solve stomach ache ☕️

😂 Look forward to future articles in the style of "[China has achieved another victory], but at what cost?!" 😂

😀 At the price of the sanity of anti-Chinese Westerners 🤣

😂 意大利期刊与法国或德国期刊一样，都是美利坚合众国的奴隶。它们不断重复美国对中国的宣传。读意大利期刊对中国经济的 "分析 "非常有趣，因为意大利经济就是个笑话，被债务、可怕的基础设施和糟糕的市场环境摧毁了 🇮🇹 🇫🇷 🇩🇪 😂

🔍 Further information:

一 Q1: +4.5% | Q2: +6.3% | Q3: +4.9% 📈

二 "China will collapse!" / "China is the biggest World threat!" - the ridiculous dualism of anti-Chinese propaganda 🤹‍♂️

三 The (new) collapse of the "China Collapse Theory" | China defeats "deflation" in just one month, and continues to grow 📈

四 China will be the engine of growth of the World Economy in 2023 📈

五 Every Western prediction about the "Collapse of China" has failed 😂

🌸 Subscribe 👉 @collectivoshaoshan 😘

[head-post]

Russia-China relations at unprecedentedly high level, Russian top official says

Relations between Moscow and Beijing have reached an unprecedentedly high level in their history, Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu said during talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday.

According to Shoigu, the states are not set against other countries, and their relations have become an example. Russia and China interact on a broad commonality of interests, equality of rights and deep trust, Shoigu added.

Secretary of the Security Council stressed that Russian President Vladimir Putin keeps special control over the implementation of agreements with Xi Jinping.

“First of all, I convey to you warm greetings and best wishes of President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, who highly appreciates the trusting, friendly and working relations established with you,” Shoigu said.

The Secretary of the Russian Security Council arrived in Beijing on a working visit. He has already held talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

During the dialogue, Shoigu noted the consonance of the two countries’ approaches to key international and regional problems. According to him, the countries speak from solidarity positions within the UN, the Security Council, the G20, APEC and other structures. The head of the Security Council also thanked China for supporting Russia’s chairmanship in BRICS in 2024.

Earlier, Putin said that co-operation between Moscow and Beijing is currently one of the main stabilising factors in the international arena. The Russian leader also emphasised that the countries jointly uphold the principles of justice and democratic world order, which reflect today’s multipolar realities.

Putin also said that Moscow and Beijing have a solid baggage of practical co-operation. He also called China the main partner in the trade and economic sphere.

Read more HERE

[trendtracker360writer]

China's factory activity is on the rise for the third month in a row, signaling a cautious recovery despite looming tariff threats from the new US administration. With the official PMI holding steady at 50.3, the focus is on revitalizing the struggling property market to keep domestic demand strong. Meanwhile, policymakers are bracing for potential trade tensions, as President-elect Trump has hinted at significant tariffs that could shake up China's export game. Preparing for a challenging year ahead, Chinese leaders are eyeing various stimulus measures and hoping to stabilize the economy by boosting consumer confidence. Navigating these economic waters will be crucial for China's growth strategy in the coming months.

Sign Up to the free newsletter here www.investmentrarities.com.

[fspgrad]

American TikTok Refugees and Chinese compares Grocery/Medical Bills on R...

What is in the darkness always comes to light. We already knew the Chinese way of life for the average citizen was better. Only now, we can see it. Way to go stupid American politicians!

[emrinalex]

China's Financial Future: Easing Measures and the Threat of Hyperinflation

Oy vey, their economy is not well.

[global-newz]

China's Economic Slowdown Intensifies, Official Data Reveals

China's economy showed signs of strain in the third quarter, recording its slowest growth rate since early last year. Official figures from the National Bureau of Statistics indicate that the country's gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 4.6% year-on-year, falling short of the government's annual target of "around 5%."

Despite being slightly better than analysts had predicted, this growth rate marks the second consecutive quarter in which China's economic expansion has lagged behind the government's aspirations. The data also included positive trends in retail sales and factory output, which exceeded forecasts.

In response to the ongoing economic challenges, the Chinese government has rolled out several measures aimed at bolstering growth. However, according to Eswar Prasad, a former head of the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) China division, the current trajectory puts the government's growth target for the year at significant risk. "Achieving the target now seems highly unlikely without a substantial stimulus in the fourth quarter," he stated.

Conversely, Harry Murphy Cruise, an economist at Moody's Analytics, expressed a more hopeful outlook, suggesting that the recent stimulus measures could help the economy reach its annual target. However, he cautioned that further actions would be necessary to address the underlying structural challenges facing the economy.

Official statistics also revealed a concerning trend in the housing market, with new home prices in September experiencing their steepest decline in nearly a decade. Lynn Song, chief economist for Greater China at ING, highlighted that the ongoing downturn in the property sector continues to be a significant obstacle to economic recovery. "New investments are unlikely to see meaningful improvement until housing prices stabilize and inventories decrease," she noted.

In a bid to support growth, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) recently convened a meeting urging banks and financial institutions to increase lending. Last month, the PBOC announced its largest stimulus package since the onset of the pandemic, featuring significant cuts to interest and mortgage rates. The plan also includes measures to revitalize the struggling stock market and encourages banks to provide more loans to both businesses and consumers.

The world's second-largest economy is currently grappling with various challenges, including a deepening property crisis and weakened consumer and business confidence.

[creativemedianews]

China Unveils Measures to Revitalize Struggling Economy

China Unveils Measures to Revitalize Struggling Economy #Chinaeconomy #Mortgagerates #PanGongsheng

[kimludcom]

China's $2 TRILLION Mega Project Madness! (Top 5 & 👷‍♂️🌉🌁) @Kimlud

[alvinstrat]

How Will China's Housing Bubble End?

China has a housing bubble. Over the past 2 decades, Chinese people have claimed that they need a property to get married, they are willing to pool the entire family's money to buy one, there is no other real forms of investments, equities is too policy and emotions driven, etc.

In 2022, a Chinese friend told me he was buying real estate. I told him to consider renting for 2 more years and wait and see what happens in 2024-2025 to wait for the covid dust to settle as the bubble seemed to be bursting back then.

Now the bubble is bursting, I think the worst case scenario could be the Indonesian 1997 Financial Crisis and the ensuing social unrest and liberalisation of the economy and governance model.

I think things will just drag on and on as they usually do in China which is massive and all the propaganda will continue but political and macro risks are incredibly high over there.

The Chinese developers' and officials thinking of 'build and they will come' and using real estate to grow GDP has resulted in many ghost cities and half completed buildings. They will come only if they can afford it. And even if they can afford it, the quality of housing is horrible.

[ferrolano-blog]

China está llenando el vacío económico causado por la desindustrialización de Estados Unidos, la OTAN y Europa... es una economía de subsidios, gastos en infraestructura y aumento del nivel de vida de su población. Es una política económica similar a la que aplicaron Estados Unidos y Alemania, a finales del siglo XIX , una política básica del capitalismo industrial, una política que deberían haber evolucionado hacia el socialismo si se hubiera controlado a la oligarquía financiera... China ha utilizado las políticas que en Estados Unidos tuvieron éxito. Pero el capitalismo estadounidense y europeo ya no es industrial. Es el capitalismo financiero... Estados Unidos se ha convertido en una economía rentista que vive de las rentas monopóliscas... aquí está el problema para Estados Unidos. Conseguir el liderazgo tecnológico pasa por I+D. Pero esto cuesta dinero, y Amazon, Google, Meta y otros utilizan sus ingresos para hacer subir los precios de las acciones en el CORTO PLAZO mediante recompras de acciones y pagos de dividendos, no para investigación y desarrollo a largo plazo... el intento de aislar y perjudicar a China y a todos los demás países que buscan su autodependencia está dando cómo resultado el aislamiento de Estados Unidos. Esta es una formidable ironía... la política autodestructiva de Estados Unidos basada en dañar a otros países como medio para controlarlos va al desastre. En cambio, China ofrece ganancias mutuas a todos sus socios comerciales . Esto último significa que la civilización terminará sobreviviendo a la barbarie del Imperio tanto en Gaza como en otros lugares de conflicto (Michael Hudson)

[newsreports-online]

How China's economy compares to the US

The American and Chinese economies bucked growth predictions in the first quarter of 2024. U.S. expansion slowed amid rising inflationary pressure, but unemployment remained low. Meanwhile, China’s economy showed signs of recovery in several sectors, though some of this had tapered off by March. The economic landscapes of both countries have diverged since the end of the pandemic. The U.S.’s has…

[head-post]

China’s inflation accelerated for the first time since August

China’s consumer inflation accelerated for the first time since August, fuelled by a surge in household spending during the Lunar New Year holiday despite persistent deflationary pressures, Chinese media reported.

The consumer price index rose 0.5 per cent in January from a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Sunday, after rising 0.1 per cent in the previous month. Economists’ average forecast was for a 0.4 per cent rise.

A temporary spending boom during an eight-day hiatus briefly masked the scale of the deflationary problem facing the world’s second-largest economy. The cost of services rose 0.9 per cent, accounting for more than 50 per cent of total CPI growth, according to the statistics bureau. China’s industrial deflation is now in its 28th month, with prices down 2.3 per cent, remaining in line with the index’s contraction in December.

Analysts at Nomura Holdings Inc. including Sonal Varma and Si Ying Toh estimated that China’s CPI could have been impacted by 0.4 percentage point due to Lunar New Year celebrations.

The state of the consumer economy is increasingly at the centre of China’s attention after it exchanged the first blows in a trade war with the US. Improved domestic demand is needed to help offset the impact of higher export duties imposed this month by the Trump administration.

Read more HERE

[trendtracker360writer]

China’s manufacturing growth is barely breaking even, with December’s PMI slipping to 50.1—still above stagnation but not hitting the predictions. The $18 trillion economy is grappling with weak consumer demand and a troubled property market, but there are glimmers of hope as non-manufacturing sectors show better health. Economists are hopeful, yet warn of the need for sustained stimulus in the face of global uncertainties, especially with the looming tariff threats from the new U.S. administration.

While some indicators like new orders are on the upswing, the overall vibe remains mixed. As China’s leaders gear up to address these challenges, the next few months will be crucial for economic stability.

Stay up-to-date with all the insights by signing up for the free newsletter here www.investmentrarities.com.

[fspgrad]

A look inside China: Is this the most sovereign country on Earth?

[nexuminvestment]

Starbucks: Estratégias de Crescimento no Mercado Chinês

A jornada da Starbucks na China tem sido marcada por um crescimento notável. Desde os seus humildes começos com menos de 500 lojas em 2006, a empresa tem investido consistentemente na expansão de sua presença no mercado chinês. Howard Schultz, fundador da Starbucks, compartilhou em uma entrevista na Universidade Fudan que, apesar das incertezas iniciais, a Starbucks persistiu e construiu uma base…