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| | | ... Australia's ratio of total private debt to GDP at 138% is the tenth highest in the world. The ratio is 194% in the US, 155% in China, and 208% in Hong Kong. Keen's concerns that private not public debt is Australia's major macroeconomic challenge adds ... |
| | | | ... Financial Standard, saying that while he felt the discount to NAV was concerning, "I was happy to continue to be invested in China, as it's one of the few vehicles that you have available." He added, "Having that taken away is a disappointment. In some ... |
| | | | ... future monetary order is that China's global influence is rising at a time when that of the US and Europe is fading. In China this is part their 'Belt-and-Road' strategy to build a trade and investment network with all roads leading to Beijing, BNP Paribas's ... |
| | | | ... US HSR Association. The US HSRA reports that in 2015 1.6 billion passengers used a HSR service including 800 million in China, 355 million in Japan and 135 million in France. Global HSR networks are estimated to total 30,000 kms of which China has 11,000 ... |
| | | | ... being enough to put a floor under a lot of the concerns we had last year." This means, he continued, that a recession in China is unlikely, despite the suspicions of certain market commentators: "What are the main risks? That the banking system has problems ... |
| | | | ... extremely low levels relative to developed markets." Gaw Capital president Kenneth Gaw added: "Our investment in outlet malls in China has been a highly successful strategy since 2012. The rapid expansion of China's middle class and their spending power ... |
| | | | ... Alvin Tan and Anthony Michael said there were four key questions being asked by investors: the chance of a hard landing in China; whether emerging markets or developed markets will outperform; the impact of secular stagnation over the next decade; and ... |
| | | | ... among major advanced economies, the result of the EU Referendum in the UK ('Brexit') and financial stability concerns in China". |
| | | | ... month and market expectations for a 10.1% increase. After a bump to 10.5% (year-on-year) in March, retail sales growth in China continued their trend decline from the 11.2% annual rate recorded in November 2015. China industrial production A better than ... |
| | | | ... forward and threatening the People's Bank of China's (PBOC) 3.0% inflation target for this year. Japan producer prices As in China, producer prices in Japan remain in deflation, falling by 4.2% in the year to April - the fastest rate of decline since ... |
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